Munich · NYMPHENBURG PALACE TOURS
The summer palace sits at the end of a canal on the west side of the city, with a park behind it bigger than the building. The 9 below differ on whether the carriage museum and the park pavilions are included, and on how you get there.
Explore Munich’s Nymphenburg Palace at your own pace with a pre-reserved entry ticket. See the Marble Hall, royal apartments, ornate furniture, artwork, gardens, and Amalienburg pavilion. No guide is included, and the porcelain museum requires a separate ticket.
Spend about two hours touring Nymphenburg Palace and the Marstallmuseum with an English-speaking guide such as Robert, Wolfgang, Valerie, Lean, or Stephanie. You’ll see royal rooms, the famous Coronation Coach, and the palace grounds, with pre-booked entry and groups of up to 25.
“Valerie is exceptionally knowledgeable about Nymphenburg, including the history, people, and stories from the past. We thoroughly enjoyed the personal tour of the palace, as other guests did not show up. She could have been a few minutes earlier arriving, but this did not detract from the program. I would recommend this to others interested in learning about this magnificent place.”
Spend two hours exploring either Nymphenburg Palace or Munich Residenz with a costumed chambermaid or valet. Expect court gossip, banquet customs, royal rooms, and, at Nymphenburg, the Amalienburg, Pagodenburg, and Magdalene Hermitage. The tour is conducted in German.
“Tour guide didn’t message, didnt show up, didn’t reach out after the fact, and is not giving the refund back. TERRIBLE.”
Join Tom Mills for a private, English-language tour of Nymphenburg Palace and its gardens. Expect royal apartments, court gossip, four seasonal garden pavilions, public transport from Munich’s main station, visual aids, and time to explore at your own pace.
“My husband and I really enjoyed our private tour with Tom. He’s warm, personable, fun and very knowledgeable. His tour is filled with interesting facts and history, as well as entertaining stories about several of the palace inhabitants. The palace and its gardens are a must see when visiting Munich, and if you can afford the luxury of a personal guide to show you around, Tom is your guy!”
Spend two hours with a licensed guide at Munich’s Nymphenburg Palace and Marstallmuseum. See Wittelsbach rooms, the Gallery of Beauties, royal coaches, and Karl VII’s coronation coach. Groups reach 25 people, with English or German tours and summer access to the palace park.
“Our guide, Valerie, was terrific sharing many interesting stories about the palace and the generations within.”
Join official Munich city guide Wolfgang Brehm for a 90-minute private tour of Nymphenburg Palace. You’ll hear the 17th-century love story behind its creation, see the Stone Hall and royal apartments, and learn the personal stories of Wittelsbach rulers. Palace admission is extra.
“Wir hatten eine fantastische Tour durch das Schloss Nymphenburg. Wolfgang hat mit seiner angenehmen freundlichen , humorvollen Art die ganze große Familie in seinen Bann gezogen. Wir konnten nachfragen , er hat uns die Querverbindungen zu Straßennamen/ Bauten in München gezeigt. Wir waren alle begeistert! Silke”
Meet a licensed guide near Nymphenburg Palace for a private tour of its Baroque rooms and Marstallmuseum. Hannah and Liana are among the guides praised for clear, flexible storytelling. Choose a 2-hour visit, or add private transfers and free time for the gardens and Museum of Man and Nature.
“It was great having our own guide for the tour. The palace was amazing and our guide was very informative.”
Explore Nymphenburg Palace with a private English-speaking guide, skip-the-line entry, and optional access to the Carriage Museum, palace gardens, and Museum of Man and Nature. Choose a short palace visit or a longer option with Munich hotel transfers and free time to explore.
“The palace is amazing and is solid runner up to Frances, Versailles. The grounds are beautiful and stretch out so far that there is no way to see the entire place in one day. We spent 5 hours and got a nice broad perspective but if we had another day we would just walk all of the informal and formal grounds including the small cottages.”
Spend a Thursday afternoon with the Residence Soloists in Nymphenburg Palace’s Johannissaal. The one-hour concert begins at 16:30 and features changing programs with Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy, and other keyboard works. Pair it with a walk through the palace park.
“Ein einzelner Musiker hat fantastische „Musikkunst“ dargeboten… und Alles ohne jedwede Notenblätter! E i n m a l i g!”
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