AMALIENBURG

Picture this: sprawling gardens dotted with vibrant flowers, elegant fountains, and winding pathways. All of this beckons you to explore Nymphenburg Palace, a 17th-century royal residence in Munich, taking you through Bavaria's royal past. As you wander through the Great Hall, the chandeliers sparkling above you and frescoed ceilings capturing scenes from mythology make every step feel like a page out of a storybook. The palace houses an impressive collection of over 200 paintings, including works by renowned artists such as Giovanni Battista. Whimsical & cultural treasures Inside, the Gallery of Beauties invites you to meet the charming portraits of 19th-century women. Don’t miss the Amalienburg Pavilion—this whimsical Rococo retreat has mirrored walls that create a playful light show. Check out the Nymphenburg Porcelain Museum which showcases delicate pieces created at the Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory, one of the oldest porcelain factories in Europe. The Marstallmuseum within the palace includes an impressive collection of royal horse-drawn carriages, highlighting the importance of equestrian culture in Bavarian history. The palace grounds cover around 490 acres, featuring beautifully landscaped gardens, canals, and meadows, where you can explore and unwind.