One might argue, it is still not completed. Ludwig II ran out of money and the interior rooms aren’t all finished, you just get to see the ones that are, during the tour.
There are more spectacular castles to visit, for example Ludwig’s other projects Schloss Herrenchiemsee and especially Schloss Linderhof (which he actually finished), but Neuschwanstein probably has the best landscape surrounding it. So I’d say the best way to enjoy it, is to look at it from the outside. (The interior tours are also pretty rushed, in my opinion)
One might argue, it is still not completed. Ludwig II ran out of money and the interior rooms aren’t all finished, you just get to see the ones that are, during the tour.
There are more spectacular castles to visit, for example Ludwig’s other projects Schloss Herrenchiemsee and especially Schloss Linderhof (which he actually finished), but Neuschwanstein probably has the best landscape surrounding it. So I’d say the best way to enjoy it, is to look at it from the outside. (The interior tours are also pretty rushed, in my opinion)