Nymphenburg Palace

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Level 28 Local Expert

The Palace and Park ensemble impresses with its halls decorated with frescoes, sculptures, and paintings. A huge park area with canals, ponds, fountains and sculptures produces a lot of positive emotions, clean air, greenery, silence give favorable sensations. You can walk all day here, especially since there is regular transport accessibility.

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Игорь

Level 24 Local Expert

It took us about twenty minutes to get to Nymphenburg by tram from the center, and this is a completely different, quiet part of Munich. The Baroque palace was built in 1664 as the summer residence of Elector Ferdinand Maria, the facade stretches for almost 180 meters. The park is free, swans swim along the canals, and there are fat carp in the water :). We reached the Amalienburg Pavilion with a Rococo hall of mirrors. We sat down by the pond in front of the main facade, the view with the symmetrical garden and fountain turned out to be one of the best shots of the trip. It's worth investing at least half a day on Nymphenburg

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Олеся Х.

Level 4 Local Expert

It's an amazing place. You can spend the whole day. The territory is large. I was very impressed with the carriage hall.

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Ольга Разумовская

Level 16 Local Expert

The size of the palace is impressive. You can walk around the halls and the surrounding area all day. For tourists, the advantage is that there is Wi-Fi

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Level 20 Local Expert

A very beautiful palace, easily accessible by tram, magnificent interiors, dishes, architecture and garden. I highly recommend it for a visit. there are several cafes and beer restaurants nearby.

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Александр Александр

Level 18 Local Expert

Very impressive. I've been there many times. Both the palace and the park are gorgeous.

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Olga Shilova

Level 13 Local Expert

A great park for walking

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