Explore the grandeur of Nymphenburg Palace in Munich on this unique walking tour led by Philipp, your official guide and architect. Delve into the rich history of the Bavarian royal family as you wander through the stunning Baroque gardens and cour d'honneur. Picture royal arrivals in ornate carriages and imagine the leisure activities of the past, from gondola rides to pheasant hunting. Discover the architectural beauty of this European masterpiece, surrounded by serene parkland and hidden pavilions. Especially the Amalienburg pavilion is a prime example of Rococo architecture of European significance.
- Guided by a Certified Official Munich Tour Guide (Member of MGV & BVGD) & Architect
- Family Friendly: Ages 0–5 free, 6–17 €10.
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- Small group of max. 15 guests
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Last-minute bookings: ticket availability will need to be confirmed. The pavilions will be closed from October 16th until March.
We'll meet outside in front of the entrance to the Nymphenburg Palace. Look for me with a tablet slung over my shoulder — I’ll be easy to spot. The easiest way to get here by public transport is to take tram 17 to the 'Schloss Nymphenburg' stop, followed by a pleasant 10-minute walk.
We will explore Nymphenburg Palace together, moving from the Rococo Stone Hall to King Ludwig I’s Gallery of Beauties, and on to the portraits of Bavaria’s Wittelsbach family. Amazing details, captivating stories, and stunning architectural styles await us.
We’ll explore the Nymphenburg Park with its canal, lakes, Baroque garden, and English garden style. Four pavilions are hidden within.
This Rococo masterpiece of European significance was built for the Empress of the Holy Roman Empire. She hunted startled pheasants from the rooftop.
The Badenburg invited monarchs to bathe, while the highest-ranking nobles of the court were allowed to watch from the balcony.
After a game of golf, the Bavarian rulers needed to relax – and they did so in the Pagodenburg.
The Magdalenenklause, with its grotto chapel, was a place of humility and reflection for the monarchs. It is a unique creation, deliberately designed to appear as though it were in ruins.
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