Nymphenburg Palace in Munich
Last weekend a friend and I headed to the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich. This tourist attraction is easy to reach - take tram 17 north from the main train station for about a 15 minute ride.
The weather has been ridiculously warm and sunny here in Munich this month, and the grounds of the palace were full of folks out for a Sunday stroll in the sun. The grounds are open to the public and free of charge.
There are also various parts of the palace and its surrounding buildings that one can pay to enter. There are various combination tickets available, so I’d suggest checking out the list of offerings and deciding what really interests you before making your ticket purchase. On our trip, we opted just to see the main palace, with extremely informative audioguides. I love it when a good audioguide brings a place to life.
Related Stories
POSTED IN: Germany, Sightseeing in Europe
0 opinions for Nymphenburg Palace in Munich
No one has left a comment yet. You know what this means, right? You could be first!
Have an opinion? Leave a comment: