Bavarian palaces are grand structures located in the state of Bavaria, Germany. They were primarily built during the 19th century by the Wittelsbach dynasty, showcasing stunning architecture and beautiful gardens. Notable examples include Neuschwanstein Castle, which inspired Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle, and Herrenchiemsee Palace, modeled after the Palace of Versailles. These palaces served as royal residences and are now popular tourist attractions. Visitors can explore their opulent interiors, learn about the history of the Bavarian monarchy, and enjoy the picturesque landscapes surrounding them. Many palaces also host cultural events and exhibitions throughout the year.