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Nymphenburg höll

Name: Nymphenburg höll
Address: 1 Schloß Nymphenburg, München, BY, DE

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Luis

September 18, 2022

The palace was commissioned by the couple Ferdinand Maria and Henrietta Adelaide of Savoy to Agostino Barelli in 1664, after the birth of their son Maximilian II Emmanuel of Bavaria. The central pavilion was completed in 1675. In 1701, the heir to the sovereign duchies of Bavaria, Maximilian Emmanuel, ordered a systematic extension of the palace. Two pavilions were added, one to the south and the other to the north of the Barelli palace by Enrico Zuccalli and Giovanni Antonio Viscardi. Later, the southern section of the palace was further enlarged to form the stables. For balance, an orange plantation was added to the north. Finally, a large circle with baroque mansions (the Schlossrondell) was built under the rule of Maximilian Emmanuel's son, Charles VII.

Moschda

August 26, 2022

At Schloss Nymphenburg, you will be shifted back to the time of the Bavarian monarchy. The palace with its extensive park, the promenades along the palace canal and countless fountains and fountains will make you feel like a nobleman in the Middle Ages. In the castle itself you will find magnificent rooms with impressive paintings, sculptures and stucco art. There are also several museums in the castle, including a porcelain museum, as well as the exhibition "Man and Nature." During a guided tour through the rooms of the castle, you will learn all sorts of interesting facts about the history of Bavaria and the complex itself. You can get to the castle by train or sightseeing bus. The City Card includes local transportation.