Nymphenburg Palace

Nymphenburg Palace in München, Germany is a stunning complex of gardens, surrounded by an impressive palace that was once the summer residence of the royal family of Munich. This 18th century Baroque palace is highly regarded as one of the most beautiful examples of European Baroque art, with its elaborate courtyards, elegant marble halls, grandiose interiors, and exquisitely skilled decor. It houses an impressive large central courtyard, several chapels, and several exquisite tree-lined gardens. When strolling through its grounds, don’t miss out on its charming, stream-filled park as well as its lakes. An array of interesting sights, such as an aviary, a grotto-style garden, a hunting lodge, and the Amalienburg pavilion are also worth a visit. Entrance fees vary depending on whether you want to visit the palace alone or access some of the other attractions.