Nymphenburg Palace and Englischer Garten (Englischer Garten) are located in the urban area of Munich, facing each other from east to west. When traveling to Munich, in the early morning or evening, it is very suitable to arrange a walk and enjoy the leisurely pace of life. Bringing dry food and snacks for a small picnic, or staying in a nearby coffee shop, are quite good arrangements.
How to get to Nymphenburg Palace (Schloss Nymphenburg)?
The Nymphenburg Palace is located in the western part of the city of Munich. The fare belongs to the most central white (Inner District) section. It is the same fare section as the Munich City Hall and Marienplatz. The nearest station is the Schloss Nymphenburg station of the same name on the Tram No. 17 From Munich Central Station, you can take the No. 17 streetcar directly. The No. 17 streetcar also meets S-Bahn and U-Bahn stations along the line. It is also quite convenient to arrange transfers.
In addition, the route bus 51/151/N78 also has a Nymphenburg stop with the same name. If you are familiar with taking the bus, you can also take the S-Bahn suburban railway line and transfer to the bus after München-Laim. The scope of the day-trip ticket, and the round-trip transportation cost is quite low.
▲ After getting off the train at the station of the same name in Nymphenburg, walk leisurely along the long river channel to reach Nymphenburg.
▲ The pools and gardens in the front courtyard of the Nymphenburg Palace are so beautiful that people can stay for a long time.
▲On the first floor of the Nymphenburg Palace is the souvenir shop and service counter. Tickets for visiting can be purchased here.
Ticket introduction to Nymphenburg Palace
The combination ticket Nymphenburg can visit three places: Nymphenburg palace, Marstallmuseum, Museum of Nymphenburg Porcelain, and Park Palaces. Adults can only buy it. Tickets (regular), students over the age of 18 can purchase discounted tickets (reduced), and children under 18 are free.
- 夏季套票(4月1日─10月15日)：普通票11.5歐元/人，優待票9歐元/人
- 冬季套票(10月16日─3月31日)：普通票8.5歐元/人，優待票6.5歐元/人
If time is limited, tickets for the palace, museum, and garden can also be purchased separately. Except for the garden palace, which is not open in winter, all other places are open daily.At that time, we went to the Nymphenburg Palace close to the evening, and on the suggestion of the staff, we only bought tickets for the palace.If you don't want to spend money to visit, you can also use the Nymphenburg Palace as a park, and it is also a good arrangement to visit here.
- 寧芬堡宮殿(Nymphenburg Palace)：普通票6歐元/人，優待票5歐元/人。每日開放，夏季09:00-18:00，冬季10:00-16:00。
- Marstallmuseum with Museum of Nymphenburg Porcelain: general ticket 4.5 euros/person, preferential ticket 3.5 euros/person.Open daily, 09:00-18:00 in summer and 10:00-16:00 in winter.
- Garden Palace (Parkburgen, including Amalienburg, Badenburg, Pagodenburg, Magdalenenklause): ordinary ticket 4.5 euros/person, preferential ticket 3.5 euros/person.Open every day from 09:00-18:00 in summer, and closed in winter.
▲ During the summer, on the central waterway of the Nymphenburg Palace, there is also a boat ride experience. Each voyage is 30 minutes and costs 15 euros per person.
▲ On the left after entering the palace gate, there is the ticket service counter.
▲Because of the limited time, we only purchase tickets for visiting the Nymphenburg Palace.
Visiting Nymphenburg Palace
The Nymphenburg Palace was completed in 1675. It was originally built by Italian architects and artists invited by the rulers of Bavaria. The original building was in Baroque style, and many subsequent rooms were re-decorated in Rococo or Neoclassical style.When buying tickets to visit upstairs, the latest thing that catches your eyes is the magnificent stone hall. The magnificent murals and decorations are quite impressive. You can visit 20 rooms in total. The official website provides detailed English explanations for each room. Interested People can study carefully online.
▲ After purchasing the ticket to visit the Nymphenburg Palace, you can go upstairs to visit XNUMX rooms. The official website has detailed English explanations for each room.
▲The magnificent murals and decorations of the Steinerner Saal. The murals were created by Zimmermann, and the decoration design was in charge of Cuvillier.
▲ Those who are interested in history, architecture, and mural paintings can spend a long time in the palace and take a closer look at the exquisite murals and portraits of people inside.
▲ It is not forbidden to take pictures in the palace, but flashlights are not allowed. Most people mainly visit, not taking as many pictures as we do. ^^
▲ King Ludwig I's famous Beauty Gallery Salon, the entire wall is covered with contemporary beauty portraits.
▲ The souvenir sales area in the lobby on the first floor. If you don't want to buy a ticket to go upstairs, you can also stroll here.
▲ After passing through the Nymphenburg Palace, there is a vast back garden square.
▲ Continue to the forest area on the left, which is the place to visit the garden palace. It is not open in winter.
Conclusion
This time, I arranged to visit the Dachau Concentration Camp in the morning. When I arrived at the Nymphenburg Palace in the afternoon, there was not much time left to visit, and I could only visit the palace area on the second floor.If you like a leisurely itinerary, it is recommended to come to Nymphenburg Palace, which faces west and east. The sun will not be dazzling when you walk forward, and the light is also suitable for taking pictures. You can also purchase a package to visit slowly. The whole Nymphenburg is just one of them. Large gardens, small palaces and churches in the gardens have to take time to walk slowly. You can bring some dry food, or have a meal in the restaurants on both sides of the palace at noon. You can spend most of the day here and enjoy the slow life of Europe.
◎ Nymphenburg Palace in Munich. Schloss Nymphenburg
– Address: Schloß Nymphenburg 1, 80638 München
– Tel: +49 89 179080
-Tickets:
．宮殿+博物館+花園三合一套票：11.5歐元/人(4/1-10/15)．8.5歐元/人(10/16-3/31)
.Palace: 6 Euros/person
.Carriage and Porcelain Museum: 4.5 Euro/person
.Garden Palace: EUR 4.5/person, closed in winter
– Official website: http://www.schloss-nymphenburg.de/
