Nymphenburg Palace Reimagined (Max. 12 guests)

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| Munich, Germany

Features

Instant ticket delivery

Mobile Ticket

Pickup available

Duration

2.5 hours

Wheelchair accessible

Audio guide

Live guide

Admission to the Palace and pavilions: €20 per adult; free entry for children.
Philipp – your local architect and certified city guide

Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

This Bilingual Tour in English & German is a small-group experience (max. 12 guests).

Explore the grandeur of Nymphenburg Palace in Munich on this unique walking tour led by Philipp, your official guide and architect. Discover the fascinating history of the Bavarian royal family as you stroll through the impressive...

Duration 2 Hours and 30 Minutes
Group Tour
Max 12 people in the group

1
Nymphenburg Palace
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.
- Duration 1 Hour•
- Admission Ticket Included
2
Nymphenburg Kanal
We’ll explore the Nymphenburg Park with its canal, lakes, Baroque garden, and English garden style. Four pavilions are hidden within.
- Duration 20 Minutes•
- No Admission Ticket Required

Amalienburg

This Rococo masterpiece of European significance was built for the Empress of the Holy Roman Empire. She hunted startled pheasants from the rooftop.

Duration 20 Minutes•
Admission Ticket Included

Badenburg Palace

The Badenburg invited monarchs to bathe, while the highest-ranking nobles of the court were allowed to watch from the balcony.

Duration 20 Minutes•
Admission Ticket Included

Pagodenburg

After a game of golf, the Bavarian rulers needed to relax – and they did so in the Pagodenburg.

Duration 20 Minutes•
Admission Ticket Included

Magdalenenklause

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.