9 Majestic Views to Experience at Nymphenburg Palace in Munich
Shruti Nair
Nymphenburg Palace is one of Munich's top sights and one of the largest royal palaces in Europe. "Castle of the Nymph" is a masterwork of German history and a classic attraction in Bavaria.
Steinerner Saal
This Stone Hall is the three-story grand hall featuring the impressive ceiling frescoes with Helios in his chariot taking center stage.
Schönheitengalerie
The gallery of beauties is a collection of 36 portraits of the most beautiful women in Munich at the time, the famous one being Lola Montez, King Ludwig's infamous mistress.
Queen's bedroom
Queen Caroline’s bedroom features decor like mahogany furniture from 1815. This room is also known as the birthplace of King Ludwig II.
Marstallmuseum
This museum boasts of some of the historical riding stables in the southern wing along with beautiful coaches, carriages, and sleighs.
Nymphenburg Porcelain Museum
This museum showcases some of the best private collection of Albert Bäuml.
Museum Mensch und Natur
A museum filled with interactive exhibits around nature, technology, and life sciences. It's a heaven for kids and a worldly experience for the adults.
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Classical Concert on a Summer Evening
Nymphenburg Palace offers an experience to get intimate with the beauty of the place, almost every summer evening.
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Nymphenburg Palace Park
The 180 hectares landscape garden surrounding Nymphenburg Palace is best explored by foot. The waterways around the castle was used to stage impressive battles in ancient times.
Temple of Apollo
Built by the famous architect Leo von Klenze, this temple is the perfect place to soak in the tranquility of the landscape surrounding it.