Nymphenburg Palace Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Nymphenburg Palace (also translated as Nymphenburg Palace) is the largest Baroque palace in Germany. The palace complex is located in the western suburbs of Munich, Germany. The entire palace faces east and is composed of square buildings. The main building is magnificent, and the two wings are symmetrical and harmonious. The front is 600 meters long. Behind the palace are palace-style gardens and vast grasslands.

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Nymphenburg Palace was built between 1664 and 1728. It was originally the palace of the Wittelsbach family. After several expansions by Bavarian Kings Ludwig I and II, it has reached its current size. It is understood that for 800 years since the 12th century, the Wittelsbach family, who ruled Bavaria, has been keen on renovating the palace, making Munich the center of German palace culture. Many buildings in Munich were destroyed during World War II, but Nymphenburg Palace survived.

Scenic spot features:

Baroque, cultural tours, palaces, Western architecture, royal gardens