Nymphenburg Palace

Munich, Germany

Nymphenburg Palace is a Baroque summer residence of Bavaria’s former rulers, located on the outskirts of Munich and surrounded by extensive formal gardens, canals and subsidiary pavilions. Its opulent rooms and landscaped grounds offer a glimpse into 17th‑century court life.

Why choose Nymphenburg Palace

Strolling through the palace’s marble halls, you’ll feel the weight of history while the surrounding park invites quiet reflection. No other Munich site combines regal interiors with a sprawling garden so seamlessly, giving you a day that feels both grand and intimate.

Best for: History lovers · Architecture · Families · Photography

Start your Nymphenburg morning here

Begin at Nymphenburg Palace, wander the opulent rooms and expansive gardens, then stroll to Königlicher Hirschgarten for a relaxing drink.

1. Morning — Nymphenburg Palace
2. Afternoon — Königlicher Hirschgarten

Visit tips

• Enter through the main gate to see the Grand Staircase first.
• Follow the garden path to the Amalienburg for a quieter spot.
• Buy tickets online to skip the entrance line; the palace opens at 9 am.
• Allow at least three hours to explore the main rooms and the garden pavilions.

Plan your visit

• Recommended duration: 3–4 hours — allow time for palace and garden
• Best time of day: Early morning, before 10:00 — fewer visitors in the Marble Hall
• Entry: €20 — Ticket includes palace rooms and garden access
• Booking: not required — Buy tickets online to skip the line — helps avoid peak‑hour queues
• Category: attraction
• Rated 4.5 by 7538 reviewers
• Tags: baroque architecture, garden stroll, historical interiors

Nearby attractions

• Königlicher Hirschgarten — bar, 14 min walk

More things to do in Munich

• Marienplatz
• Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
• English Garden
• Weisses Bräuhaus im Tal
• Königlicher Hirschgarten
• L'Osteria München Künstlerhaus

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