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Laboring in a locale others visit for leisure: Position at the dreamy castle

Previously,the monarch commissioned the construction of the renowned Venus Grotto at that location. Beginning in September, individuals who meet specified criteria are eligible for employment there.

King's Past Commissioning of Venus Grotto Sets New Labor Conditions Starting September
King's Past Commissioning of Venus Grotto Sets New Labor Conditions Starting September

Laboring in a locale others visit for leisure: Position at the dreamy castle

Living Your Dream at Schloss Linderhof

Eager to experience the magic of Schloss Linderhof, the Venus Grotto that King Ludwig II dreamt of? Well, now you don't just have to visit - you could work there! The Bavarian Palace Administration is hiring a deputy head of administration, with a start date of September 1st.

Even though Neuschwanstein may steal the spotlight, Linderhof has an edge - it's the only castle King Ludwig II completed during his lifetime and considered his favorite. The construction plans date back to 1868, and the palace was built around an old forester’s cottage used by Ludwick II when he was crown prince[1].

In this role, you’d be responsible for managing the Schloss and park complex Linderhof, Königshaus am Schachen, and the islands of Wörth, St. Jakob, and Kleine Birke in the Staffelsee. With up to 100 employees, including seasonal workers, you'll be tasked with handling operational and personnel duties[2].

To fit the bill, you’ll need a civil service qualification for entry into the third qualification level of the specialist career path Administration and Finance[2]. You should also be organized, team-oriented, solution-oriented, and committed to the task at hand[2]. Shifts on weekends and public holidays might be part of the gig, and let's not forget - a passion for the history and buildings of the Wittelsbachs would be a plus[2].

The interview could delve into intriguing details, like the treehouse King Ludwig II had built in a 300-year-old lime tree[3]. Or you might discuss the historical plans for the unique technology commissioned by the Bavarian King outside of his kingdom, such as the hot water heating for the Venus Grotto or the large fountain pressure line in the Linderhof Palace Park[3].

The application deadline is June 15th, so start preparing for your royal duty! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live and work in a World Heritage Site[1].

[1] enrichment data - [https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/168][2] enrichment data - [https://www.lst-muenchen.de/arbeiten-bei-uns/stellen-und-karriere-muster/detailansicht/anstellung/angebote/deputy-head-of-administration-schloss-linderhof-ettal--bayerisches-schloss-ministerium/b9BDReaa8][3] enrichment data - [https://books.google.com/books?id=ggEbDwAAQBAJ&page=PT12]

In this unique role, you could manage a World Heritage Site, overseeing Schloss Linderhof, Königshaus am Schachen, and various islands, as you work alongside up to 100 employees in the fashion-and-beauty of preserving a historical palace. Your lifestyle will be intertwined with home-and-garden, ensuring the Venus Grotto and park complex are well-maintained, as you honor the history and buildings of the Wittelsbachs.

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