[2025 Munich Attraction] Travel Guide for Park Nymphenburg (Updated Mar)

In the stereotype, Germany is a "serious and interesting" country, famous for its high-end technology and advanced manufacturing industry, but it also hides fascinating natural scenery, profound cultural heritage, and romantic legends left by princes and generals. In recent years, it has become increasingly popular with tourists from all over the world. Munich, a city in southern Germany, is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist destinations in Germany. It was once the capital of the Kingdom of Bavaria, with a history of nearly a thousand years, and is known as the most magnificent "court culture center" in Germany. Gothic, Baroque, and ancient Roman-style buildings are scattered throughout the city, each telling stories of the past. Among the countless attractions in Munich, Nymphenburg Palace (Schloss Nymphenburg) is particularly eye-catching. It is a magnificent Baroque palace complex, which is not as famous as the Palace of Versailles in France or the Summer Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, but its artistic achievements and garden environment are no less impressive. Nymphenburg Palace is located in the northwest of Munich, quiet and fragrant, isolated from the world. It was built in the second half of the 17th century, and nearly 400 years of time have made it more charming. It has always been the summer palace of the Bavarian royal family. The palace and courtyard cover an area of more than 200 hectares, making it the largest Baroque palace in Germany and one of the largest in Europe. The exterior of the palace is very German, facing east, with the main building in the middle and the side buildings neatly arranged on both sides, forming a building complex more than 600 meters long. The architectural structure is neat, the shape is simple, and the left and right are symmetrical, with uniform orange-red roofs. It is both magnificent and simple, showing the rigorous and harmonious German style. In front of the main building of the palace, a long artificial canal winds through. The riverbank is shaded by green trees and lush grass, and the air is filled with the fresh scent of grass. The canal is as calm as a mirror, crystal clear, with fish swimming freely at the bottom, and swans and wild ducks floating leisurely on the surface, forming a tranquil and elegant royal landscape. The Chinese translation of "Nymphenburg" is appropriate, as "tranquility" and "fragrance" are its unique features, which are fully reflected in the palace's back garden. Stepping into the palace gate is like entering a "paradise" full of birds, flowers, and greenery. The large flower beds are carefully cultivated and pruned, pleasing to the eye. The garden design retains the characteristics of Baroque gardens and incorporates the styles of Italian, French, and British court gardens. Among the colorful flower clusters, white marble statues stand quietly, perfectly blending art and nature, making it hard to imagine that Germany also has such an elegant and romantic scene. In the center of the back garden, there is a canal similar to the one in the front yard, extending from the flower beds to the end of the forest. Occasionally, a Venetian gondola sails slowly on the river, and tourists can pay to take a boat ride and experience the royal vacation. The gondola has also become a unique artistic landscape in the garden. It is worth mentioning that the large royal garden and exquisite garden of Nymphenburg Palace have always been open to the public for free, except for the entrance to the palace museum and the gondola ride, which require a fee. Therefore, it has become the favorite leisure destination for Munich citizens, where people jog, walk, feed swans, walk dogs, and picnic, showing the beauty and warmth of life.

Spring Festival is coming! Want to experience the exotic New Year atmosphere in Germany? This 5-day itinerary will take you to explore the unique charm of Germany. Don't miss it! -------------------- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Munich. 24-hour private car pick-up service. Start your wonderful journey. Day 2: Nymphenburg Palace -> Nymphenburg Palace Park -> Nymphenburg Porcelain Factory -> BMW Museum. Experience the history and culture of Munich and modern industry. Day 3: Munich Residenz -> Siegestor -> Marienplatz -> Viktualienmarkt -> St. Peter's Church. Travel through history and experience the classic and prosperity of Munich. Day 4: Free time in Munich. You can visit Neuschwanstein Castle, or stroll around the city, enjoy European football matches, and have a relaxing time. Day 5: Private car drop-off service according to your flight time. End your wonderful trip in Munich. -------------------- Travel tips: It is cold in Germany in January. Remember to bring warm clothes. 🧣 The currency in Germany is Euro. The exchange rate is about 1:7.5. Calculate in advance to have a rough idea. 💰 Make sure to apply for a visa before your trip to travel worry-free! 💼 Respect local customs and be polite to others to have a more pleasant trip! 😊 -------------------- 🌟Enjoy the castle style and beer culture in Germany, and leave unforgettable memories with every step!🌟

#autumnseason The expansive gardens of Nymphenburg Palace truly come alive in the autumn season. As the trees turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and gold, the Baroque beauty of the palace is complemented by the crisp autumn air and the shimmering leaves reflecting in the serene ponds. The tree-lined pathways, winding through meticulously landscaped grounds, offer a tranquil setting for a leisurely stroll or a cozy picnic amidst the fall colors. The park’s many hidden gems, such as the Temple of Apollo and the Marble Hall, look particularly enchanting with the autumn foliage as a backdrop. Visiting Nymphenburg during autumn is like stepping into a royal fairytale, perfect for capturing the essence of the season in your travel diary.

First of all, I went to the Nymphenburg Museum and I thought it was very beautiful. Then there was the garden. It was so big that you could walk all the way. After visiting the splendid palace, you just took a walk in the garden~ It is difficult to exclude the physical object with your camera. The beauty of architecture must be experienced on site. #nymphenburg

The sun shone through the green trees and mottled the light and shadow. We walked through the long avenue and came to the lake in Nymphenburg. There are some silver stars on the calm lake, which is the gem of Nymphenburg on the sunny day. There are a few swan swimming in the lake, and more ducks are closing their eyes. Not only are I shooting these cute waterfowl, but the locals are also kneeling on the ground to photograph the beautiful posture of the swan. I can watch how the swan swims every day.