[2025 Munich Attraction] Travel Guide for Nymphenburg Palace (Updated Jun)

#2024mapped Since Germans are rather known for their quality of being principled (which could mean rigid), before my departure I had imagined Munich architecture to be rather squared and buttoned up. But not at all. The city centre has vibrant colours and a lot of to my eyes kiddish design/decorations. And there were dozens of places to see just within 1km radius. So definitely a travel-friendly city I would say. Places that I enjoyed (or would suggest): 1) Marienplatz - New/old town halls and many churches are next to here and its neighbourhood 2) St Peter Church - the observatory provides one of the best high point to view the city landscape 3) Asamkirche - a small church tucked in the middle of a row of shops, but the baroque-styled interior is enough intricate to be mind-blowing 4) Munich Residenz 5) Odeonplatz 6) Viktualienmarkt 7) Deutches Museum 8) Nymphenburg Palace 9) Hofbrauhaus - a hundreds-year-old restaurant that has become a must-go for global travelers (in the city centre, free toilet is hard to find, but the toilet here can be an accessible option, coz it’s too busy for anyone to check)

This glorious Baroque and Rococo palace, the largest in Germany, grew in size and scope over more than 200 years. Begun in 1662 by the Italian architect Agostino Barelli, it was completed by his successor, Enrico Zuccalli. It represents a tremendous high point of Italian cultural influence, in what is undoubtedly Germany's most Italian city. Within the original building, now the central axis of the palace complex, is the magnificent Steinerner Saal (Great hall), extending over two floors and richly decorated with stucco and grandiose frescoes by masters such as François Cuvilliés the Elder and Johann Baptist Zimmermann. One of the surrounding royal chambers houses Ludwig I's famous Schönheitsgalerie (Gallery of Beauties), portraits of women who caught his roving eye. The palace park is laid out in formal French style, with low hedges and gravel walks extending into woodland. Among the ancient trees are three fascinating pavilions, including the Amalienburg hunting lodge by François Cuvilliés. #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2024travelwish #passionpassport

Munich, where sausages were so delicious! The juicy meat bursts out and the crunchy texture is the best❤️‍🔥 It's a smaller city than I thought, but wherever you go, you can see European scenery, A place where the sunset is romantic 📌Spatenhaus at the opera Residenzstraße 12, 80333 München, Germany 📌Nymphenburg Palace Schloß Nymphenburg 1, 80638 München, Germany 📌Marienplatz Marienplatz, 80331 München, Germany #Restaurant #Munich #Germany #Overseas travel #Vacation trip

Travelled dates btw 8-16 July 2023. There are many old towns, ruined Castle, Palace and Car Museums to visit in Germany. Most interesting places for me are: Heidelberg, Baden Baden and Munich. There is a Must visit palace in Munich not to miss, Schloss Nymphenburg Palace. The palace is huge and would need at least a day to take a slow relaxing walk to enjoy the entire place. Took a hop-on-off city tour bus which had brought us there within 20-30 mins.

You have to go early to visit this huge palace to avoid the crowds. It is about a good 10 min walk from the nearest train station. While walking towards the palace, you will come across a huge lake with lots of swans and ducks. The palace is huge and you may spent a good 2 hours touring the whole place. The entrance fee is around euro 10. There is also souvenir shop selling some palace china ware. #travel #travelguide #germany #germanytravels #amazingtrip #magnificent #palace #munich #swan

#bucketlistreboot Built as a summer residence for the Wittelsbach family, Schloss Nymphenburg is an elegant Baroque palace surrounded by beautiful gardens. The enormous garden surrounding the Palace, which spreads over 200 hectares (490 acres), has been laid out in different design according to fashions over the years. A visit to this castle must include the magnificent "Great Hall" redesigned in the Rococo style. Today another of the main attractions is the "Gallery of Beauties", with its portraits painted from 1827 to 1850 for King Ludwig I by Joseph Stieler. The tour of Nymphenburg Palace also includes the bedroom where King Ludwig II of Bavaria was born on 25 August 1845.

🌟🤩The architectural style is Baroque. The symmetrical exterior looks simple but the interior is luxurious and exquisite. Gorgeous and fresh, the details of the lobby and each room are worth slowly appreciating, and the surrounding lake environment is even more beautiful, which I still remember. The surroundings of Nymphenburg are quiet and there is a beautiful lake. It was fun to see swans up close for the first time🤩🤩 #Overseas Travel# I miss you so much

This is Nymphenburg Palace in Munich! A beautiful palace with beautiful ceiling paintings and every single pillar is a great palace... Just seeing this place was so movingㅠ I came out around sunset and walked around the lake and park in front of the palace and the swans playing were really pretty! If you go to Munich, I recommend you visit this place and tour the wide parkㅎㅎ I went a little late so it was cold and hard to stay for longㅜㅜ The park is really wide so you need to prepare yourself mentally to walk around!! But it's worth the walk! #GermanyTravel #MunichTravel #EuropeanEmotion #SunsetWatching #SunsetRestaurant #LakePark #NymphenburgPalace #NextTimeHere#YearEndTravel#2019Travel#LifeTravelDestination#Outing#WithNature

Leisurely Nymphenburg Palace🌿🏛 I'm going to introduce you to the Nymphenburg Palace, a must-see attraction in Munich. ◡̈ When I think of Nymphenburg Palace, the first thing that comes to mind is the countless swans and ducks! I was so surprised by how many there were.. I think I'll never see that many swans in my life😂 So I was able to take pictures (a little) up close with the swans! Of course, be careful because the swans might bite you!٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ Unfortunately, I was under construction, so I could only see the outside of the palace, the fountain, and the garden◡̈ But it was so beautiful that I didn't regret it. It seems like many people just go there for a walk! You'll feel a lot of leisure as you walk☺️ If you go to Munich, be sure to stop byఇ Be sure to look around insideㅠㅠ I'll definitely go next time too..! #Munich travel #Germany travel #Nymphenburg Palace #Youth travel #Life shot spot #Safe travel #Happy New Year #City travel

Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, Germany is really a very beautiful palace, not very big, the main building is only one floor, but his hall is really beautiful, the ticket is next to the side door, just a carriage exhibition hall can visit You can see the gorgeousness of the carriage at that time. After you buy the ticket, you can go to the main building to check the ticket and go upstairs. Then you can visit. This is a palace. Every room is beautiful. A mural on the roof is perfect. Especially the one in the hall, it is worth it for it.

#summervacay A quiet retreat into the legacy of Bavarian royalty Just a tram ride from central Munich lies a world of symmetry, serenity, and soft echoes of Mozart’s era. Nymphenburg Palace is more than a single building—it’s an estate of grandeur spread over gardens, canals, and tucked-away summer houses. Come early, stay slow, and let the 18th century whisper to you in stucco and sunlight. ⸻ 🕰️ Morning: Enter the Dream 9:00 AM – Arrival • Take Tram 17 from Munich Hauptbahnhof to Schloss Nymphenburg (around 20 mins). • Arrive early to enjoy the palace grounds before tour groups arrive. 9:15 AM – Palace Tour • Walk into the main palace—the “Stone Hall” is the crown jewel with its frescoed ceilings and dramatic staircase. • Visit the royal apartments, complete with Rococo flourishes and ancestral portraits. • Don’t miss the Gallery of Beauties—King Ludwig I’s curated collection of 36 portraits of beautiful women from all walks of life. (Quirky, a little romantic, very Bavarian.) “Each room in Nymphenburg is a conversation in gold and velvet. You don’t just look—you listen.” ⸻ 🌳 Late Morning: Garden Strolls & Secret Pavilions 10:30 AM – Garden Walk • Head out into the vast French gardens, centered on a long canal. The symmetry is stunning. Take your time along the tree-lined alleys. Pavilion Circuit (Combo ticket includes access) Four hidden gems scattered through the park: • Amalienburg – A pastel Rococo hunting lodge with the most dazzling hall of mirrors in Europe. • Badenburg – An 18th-century bathhouse. Leisure, imperial-style. • Pagodenburg – A Chinese-style pavilion with original blue-and-white tile interiors. • Magdalenenklause – A hermitage-style retreat, intentionally built to look ruined… but ornately decorated inside. “Nymphenburg’s magic lies not just in the palace, but in its hidden pavilions—each one a different dream.” ⸻ 🫖 Afternoon: Coffee with a Royal View 12:30 PM – Lunch or Café Stop • Sit at the Schlosscafé im Palmenhaus, right on the palace grounds. • Have a light vegetarian tart, cake, or Bavarian apple strudel. • Sip a melange (Viennese-style coffee) and take in the view of fountains and families drifting through history. ⸻ 🖼️ Optional: Add a Cultural Stop If you have extra time: • Visit the Marstallmuseum (the former stables) with ornate royal carriages and sleighs, including Ludwig II’s extravagant rides. • Or wander through the Porcelain Museum, home to delicate, centuries-old Nymphenburg ceramics—an underrated gem. ⸻ 🌇 Departure or Golden Hour You can easily return to Munich’s city center by late afternoon—or stay to watch the light change over the fountains and canal. The setting sun brings out the warm tones in the stone and paints the statues in amber.

A perfect day in Munich starts at the heart of the city, Marienplatz. Watch the famous Glockenspiel show at the New Town Hall before heading to the nearby Frauenkirche for sweeping views of the city. Then, explore Nymphenburg Palace, a baroque masterpiece surrounded by elegant gardens. If you're into museums, do not miss the Deutsches Museum, one of the world’s largest science and technology museums. In the afternoon, stroll through the English Garden, where locals sunbathe, paddle, and even surf. Stop by the Chinese Tower Beer Garden for a relaxed Bavarian lunch. Wrap up your day at the iconic Hofbräuhaus, where traditional music and massive beer steins set the tone for a memorable evening. Tips: • Book Nymphenburg Palace or museum entry via Trip.com • The Munich Card offers great value for public transport and discounts • Check Glockenspiel showtimes before visiting Marienplatz • Bring cash for beer gardens, some do not accept cards #munich

#Travel course #Overseas travel #Overseas travel ‘Departing from Munich, 11 days like a fairy tale – nature, history, art, and even shopping!’ Germany by car, every moment is a postcard-like scenery 1️⃣ Munich A mecca for beer lovers and a city where history and modernity coexist. Plenty to see, including Marienplatz, Nymphenburg Palace, and the English Garden! You really have to try a glass of real Bavarian beer. 2️⃣ Neuschwanstein Castle A fairy tale castle that became the model for Disney Castles! Located at the foot of the Alps, it’s beautiful in all four seasons, but especially stunning during the fall foliage season. It’s so popular, so make sure to make a reservation in advance! 3️⃣ Ulm Einstein’s hometown! Be sure to climb up the Ulm Cathedral, the tallest church spire in the world. The view overlooking the entire city is truly impressive. 4️⃣ Stuttgart A city that excites car enthusiasts! The Mercedes & Porsche Museum is a work of art from its exterior. The local wine is also famous, so enjoy a glass of wine in the evening. 5️⃣ Baden-Baden Germany's spa city! Wash away your travel fatigue in a historic spa. There's also a famous casino, so enjoy it in a nice atmosphere. 6️⃣ Heidelberg Germany's most romantic university city. Philosopher's Way, Heidelberg Castle, Old Town... Take a walk along the alleys with a medieval feel. 7️⃣ Würzburg A city of wine and palaces. The Baroque-style Würzburg Palace feels like a European royal palace! A glass of wine with a vineyard in the background is a must. 8️⃣ Nuremberg A city where the past and present coexist. Full of history and culture, including the World War II tribunal, the Imperial Castle, and the Christmas market! 9️⃣ Nördlingen A circular city surrounded by walls, known as the setting for the animation 'Attack on Titan'! You'll fall in love with the cute medieval city feeling. 🔟 Ingolstadt Village Finally, let's finish with some shopping! One of the largest outlets in Germany, where you can get great deals on everything from luxury items to everyday items! 1️⃣1️⃣ Back to Munich The end of the trip is back in Munich! Take a look around the places you missed, or reward yourself for your hard work at a traditional beer house~

#TravelCourse #EuropeTravel Berlin? Hamburg? Nope — the real charm is in Munich! Munich, which I slowly explored for 3 days, was much more wonderful than I expected. I'll introduce the hidden charms now! 📌 Recommended travel itinerary DAY 1 – Old Town City Walk & German Museum Start a leisurely day in the Old Town full of history and emotion! DAY 2 – BMW Museum, Nymphenburg Palace, Allianz Arena Fan Zone A must-visit holy place for car and soccer enthusiasts! DAY 3 – Neuschwanstein Castle & Fussen A real fairy tale world! It's literally like a movie scene during the fall foliage season! ✨ Recommended list of hot places in Munich • Marienplatz Munich's central square since 1158. There is also a puppet clock performance every day at 11:00 / 12:00 / 17:00. • New City Hall (Neues Rathaus) A Gothic-style building, famous as the location of the Bayern Munich championship parade. The statues on the front and the ‘Boy of Munich’ statue on top of the clock tower are also worth seeing! • Frauenkirche A symbolic church in Munich with two impressive green onion-shaped domes. Be sure to check out the ‘Devil’s Footprint’ left at the entrance~ • St. Peter’s Church The oldest church in Munich. The view of the city from the observation deck on the top is truly impressive! • Asamkirche The outside is simple, but the inside is like a gorgeous Baroque art museum with gold and white contrasts. • Theatinerkirche A round-domed church with a striking yellow exterior. The Baroque interior is elegant and luxurious. • Residenz München The former palace of the Bavarian royal family with 130 exhibition rooms. A real European palace with gorgeous ceiling paintings, treasure collections, and porcelain! • Viktualienmarkt A step into the daily lives of locals! Feel the real Germany at the traditional market full of food, flowers, and handicrafts~ Tip! If you use the Munich City Pass, you can get unlimited public transportation + museum discounts, so it's the best value for money! Also, on a nice day, I highly recommend having a glass of local beer at the Biergarten! Munich, a city that's too charming to just pass by in 3 days It's too charming to just pass by. Shopping, art, history, and emotion... A hidden charm of real Germany that doesn't lack anything! For your next trip to Germany, make sure to add Munich to your list!

#springwander Munich in spring was an absolute dream! 🌸🏙️ The city has such a perfect mix of history, culture, and green spaces. One of my first stops was Marienplatz, where I watched the famous Glockenspiel chime from the New Town Hall—such a cool experience! The vibe in the square was lively, with street performers and bustling cafés. I visited Nymphenburg Palace (€8), and the gardens were stunning with all the flowers in bloom. A walk through the Englischer Garten was a must—people were picnicking, and I even saw surfers riding the Eisbach wave! 🌊 For beer lovers, Hofbräuhaus was the place to be. I ended my trip at Olympia Park, taking in the city views from the Olympiaturm (€11). Munich is a city that has it all—history, nature, and of course, great beer! 🍻✨ #MunichTravel #SpringInGermany #ExploreBavaria #CityEscape #EuropeanAdventure #VisitMunich

🌴Recommended Attractions A summer palace built within a park of about 2km 🗺️Travel Guide If you find the suburbs of Munich a bit inconvenient time-wise but still want to see a German-style palace, this is recommended. On a nice day, just walking around the garden is enjoyable. 📷Photo Spots The path leading to the palace (about 10 minutes) and the park behind the palace are more beautiful than the interior. 🎫Tickets The garden is free, but the palace interior requires a ticket. If you book through Trip.com, you can enter immediately at the palace entrance on the day of your visit. If you don't book in advance, you will have to queue inside, so booking through Trip.com is recommended for convenience. 🚗Transportation Take tram number 17 from Munich Central Station. 🏷️Travel Tips Inside the palace, you are required to remove bags and long coats. There are lockers immediately to the left of the entrance (coins needed).

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #NewYearGoodPlaces2025 Nymphenburg Palace - the largest palace in the 17th century 🏰, it is so beautiful that it exceeds the movie 📸🤩 My dear children, Nymphenburg Palace is located in Munich, Germany. It is a beautiful Baroque palace. Every detail here exudes royal luxury and historical weight✨🌟. Walking inside and outside the magnificent palace, you will feel a wonderful experience of traveling through time and space, as if you have become a member of the royal family👑💖. The architecture here is magnificent, the golden decorations and exquisite carvings are amazing, both the exterior and the courtyard are full of artistic atmosphere🎨🏛️. The surrounding gardens are picturesque, with blooming flowers in spring, lush greenery in summer, colorful autumn and snowy winter. Each season has different scenery that surprises you 🌷🍂❄️. In Nymphenburg, you can not only appreciate the magnificent architecture, but also experience the rich cultural connotations📚✨. Whether you are quietly exploring every room of the palace or strolling along the paths in the garden, you can feel endless inspiration and beauty here💫🌼. In addition, the gorgeous decorations and historical relics inside the palace are dazzling. Whether you are shooting the exterior of the building or the details of the interior, your photos are guaranteed to shine. This is a paradise for photography enthusiasts, come and capture those beautiful moments! In short, Nymphenburg Palace is a place full of charm. Whether it is the rich history or the beauty of art, it will make you linger. Come here and feel the charm of this magnificent palace! 🌈✨ 🕰️Business hours: 9am to 6pm 🏖️Environment/Facilities: The largest imperial palace in the 17th century🏰 📍Address: Nymphenburg Palace 💰Average consumption per person: Nymphenburg Palace ticket: 8 Euros. Tickets for the Palace Stables Museum: 6 Euros. Palaces in the park: 5 Euros, including Amalienborg Hunting Lodge, Badenburg and other 4 buildings located in the garden. The above three-in-one package is 15 euros in summer (April to October 15) and 12 euros in winter (October 16 to March). Rental of audio guide: 3.5 euros (with Chinese version) #GermanyTravel #NewYearDestinations2025 #NymphenburgPalace #NymphenburgPalace

Come and see luxurious murals, elegant porcelain, magnificent chariots, swans swimming, and a leisurely life. It is suitable for all ages and everyone can find the right activity atmosphere. 🕰️Business hours: daytime 📍Address: Schloss Nymphenburg 💰Per capita consumption: Outdoor Palace Garden-free Palace-Adult-EUR$16- - Students below high school age - Free

#chillandthrill #citysnowman #munich The Nymphenburg Palace and its park is situated in Munich and becomes one of famous sights in Germany. The construction begins in the 16th century and had some expansions until the 18th century. Currently the palace is open for public. During winter the park and lake area transform to be a bit gloomy with much snow and dark weather, creating a melancholic atmosphere. Yet it is beautiful.

Spring Festival is coming! Want to experience the exotic New Year atmosphere in Germany? This 5-day itinerary will take you to explore the unique charm of Germany. Don't miss it! -------------------- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Munich. 24-hour private car pick-up service. Start your wonderful journey. Day 2: Nymphenburg Palace -> Nymphenburg Palace Park -> Nymphenburg Porcelain Factory -> BMW Museum. Experience the history and culture of Munich and modern industry. Day 3: Munich Residenz -> Siegestor -> Marienplatz -> Viktualienmarkt -> St. Peter's Church. Travel through history and experience the classic and prosperity of Munich. Day 4: Free time in Munich. You can visit Neuschwanstein Castle, or stroll around the city, enjoy European football matches, and have a relaxing time. Day 5: Private car drop-off service according to your flight time. End your wonderful trip in Munich. -------------------- Travel tips: It is cold in Germany in January. Remember to bring warm clothes. 🧣 The currency in Germany is Euro. The exchange rate is about 1:7.5. Calculate in advance to have a rough idea. 💰 Make sure to apply for a visa before your trip to travel worry-free! 💼 Respect local customs and be polite to others to have a more pleasant trip! 😊 -------------------- 🌟Enjoy the castle style and beer culture in Germany, and leave unforgettable memories with every step!🌟

📍Nymphenburg Palace Schloss Nymphenburg This is a must-visit castle. From the exhibits inside the castle to the gardens, it's all wonderful. I recommend going early! 【INFORMATION】 Nymphenburg Palace Schloss Nymphenburg 📮Schloß Nymphenburg 1, 80638 Munich, Germany 🕑9:00〜18:00

The majestic birds decided to photo bomb and the palace became a backdrop.

#palace #nymphenburg palace #germany #100 ways to travel Nymphenburg Palace Schloss Nymphenburg When you walk into Nymphenburg Palace to visit, you will immediately feel a sense of grandeur. The interior decoration of the palace is breathtaking. The famous Rococo style shows the extreme craftsmanship of the time, and these sculptures and paintings are astonishingly exquisite. Standing here, the past luxurious life of the Bavarian royal family comes to mind. This palace seems to be the embodiment of royal power and wealth. #Germanypalais #GermanyAttractions #GermanyTravel

Nymphenburg Palace Nymphenburg Palace was built by Elector Ferdinand Maria in 1664-1674 as a gift to his wife Henriette Adelaide, who gave birth to a son, Max Emanuel, who later became King Maximilian II Emanuel. It was later expanded into a summer palace for the Wittelsbach family to relax in. There are many rooms to see, such as the birth room of King Ludwig II, the bedroom, and the banqueting hall, which are beautifully decorated in Rococo art. There is also the Marstall Museum, a carriage museum, a separate building from the palace. Inside, horse-drawn carriages and royal carriages are displayed, which are decorated in exquisite style. #nymphenburgpalace #marstallmuseum #munich #germanytrip

stayed an extra day just to visit the palace, it’s so big and luxurious, i feel expensive af walking around 💗💗💗

#traveldiaries Nymphenburg Palace is a grand Baroque palace nestled in lush gardens, offering a glimpse into Bavaria’s royal past. Built as a summer residence for Bavarian monarchs, the palace boasts opulent rooms adorned with frescoes, intricate stucco work, and period furnishings. The surrounding parkland, designed in the English style, is perfect for leisurely strolls, featuring elegant fountains, pavilions, and even a hidden hunting lodge. Visitors can explore the royal carriages, porcelain collections, and take in the serene beauty of the gardens, making it a must-visit for history buffs and lovers of architecture. With every corner of the palace narrating tales of luxury and nobility, Nymphenburg is a treasure trove waiting to be documented in your travel diary.

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If you visit Munich, you should take half a day to explore Nymphenburg Palace. It's easily accessible from the city center by public transport like trams, taking about 20 to 30 minutes. Nymphenburg Palace was built by the Bavarian Wittelsbach family starting in 1664. Before entering the palace, you'll walk along a tree-lined path with a large pond in the center, where swans and ducks swim freely. As you proceed, you'll reach the main hall where you can buy tickets and beautiful souvenirs. I really liked their souvenir designs and bought some for friends. You can also browse around. In Nymphenburg Palace, I visited the following places: - The main hall of the palace, which features a grand hall adorned in white and gold. Although it can't compare to other grand palaces, the colorful wall paintings make it feel very stylish and timeless. Additionally, there's a Gallery of Beauties and the Queen's quarters, both worth seeing. - Due to the rain, we first visited the Carriage Museum, which showcases royal carriages and various decorations. It was my first time seeing royal carriages, and they were truly luxurious and grand, very different from ordinary carriages. However, I preferred the design of the winter sleds, which were very intricate. - Finally, when the weather cleared up, we walked through the palace gardens. The garden is quite large with fountains, and you can pay for a boat ride on the lake. But I was more interested in visiting a pavilion called The Pagodenburg Pavilion. According to the guide, it's designed like a Chinese pagoda, with the first floor decorated with Dutch blue tiles and the second floor with Chinese painted screens. The local guide mentioned that in the past, traveling to Eastern countries was only possible by sea, so having Eastern decorations at home was very precious and a way for the wealthy to show off. A tip for everyone: be careful while walking in the garden as you might step on bird droppings scattered around :)

Munich is the third-largest city in Germany and the capital of Bavaria. The city is adorned with lush greenery, gorgeous Rococo architecture, and a cozy atmosphere. Munich retains the charm of the former Bavarian Kingdom, and Marienplatz in the city center is surrounded by many splendid buildings that evoke admiration for its style. Nymphenburg Palace 🏰 Nymphenburg Palace is about a 20-minute tram ride from Munich Railway Station. Completed in 1675, this Baroque palace, while not large, offers about an hour's worth of exploration. Its exquisite Rococo-style interior is a must-see, especially the Hall of Beauties and the gallery, which are captivatingly beautiful. Karlsplatz (Stachus) ⛲ A walk along the boulevard from Munich Railway Station will lead you to Karlsplatz, the starting point for a day trip through the city. The fountain in front of Karlsplatz sprays water in summer and transforms into an ice rink in winter. The Karlstor gate, located in the square, marks the boundary between Munich's old city and the Ludwig suburbs and stands as one of Munich's important historical structures. #Munich #TravelGuide #Germany #Bavaria #NymphenburgPalace #Karlsplatz #Marienplatz #RococoArchitecture #CityTravel #HistoricalSites