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Nymphenburg Palace
訪問に最適な時期
Go on a weekday morning in May or September to catch the gardens in bloom without the summer crowds. The low-angle afternoon light makes the palace facade glow beautifully for photos.
予算のヒント
A combined ticket for the palace, carriage museum, and porcelain collection costs around 13 euros, saving about 5 euros over individual tickets. The sprawling park is completely free to enter, with no ticket needed for the grounds and canals.
おすすめ対象
Architecture and history enthusiasts, Garden and nature lovers, Families with older children, Photography buffs
訪問時間の計画
3-4 hours
概要
クイックファクト: Originally built as a summer residence for the Wittelsbach dynasty, its 200-meter-long facade was designed to rival Versailles. The palace's central pavilion houses the famous Gallery of Beauties, featuring 36 portraits of 19th-century women chosen solely by King Ludwig I for their charm and character.
見どころ: Tucked away in the palace's southern wing is the Marstallmuseum, home to the world's finest collection of royal carriages and sleighs, including a gilded, shell-shaped sleigh that Ludwig II rode through the night with torches ablaze. Peek into the nearby Museum Nymphenburg Porcelain to see how hand-painted porcelain has been crafted on-site for over 260 years, with artisans still working the same kilns today.
インサイダーヒント
- Skip the long queue at the main entrance by buying your combined ticket online in advance.
- Bring a picnic and rent a rowboat on the canal for 10 euros to see the palace from the water.
- The park's Badenburg pavilion has a restored 18th-century tiled bathing hall with underwater heating, one of the oldest surviving indoor pools in Europe.
- Visit the Amalienburg hunting lodge in the park for its mirrored circular hall of mirrors that pre-dates Versailles' Hall of Mirrors.
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