Munich: Nymphenburg Palace Entry Ticket
1.Munich: Nymphenburg Palace Entry Ticket
Pre-reserved Nymphenburg Palace ticket for a self-guided Munich visit with Marble Hall, Amalienburg pavilion, and Bavarian royal rooms.
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Pre-reserved Nymphenburg Palace ticket for a self-guided Munich visit with Marble Hall, Amalienburg pavilion, and Bavarian royal rooms.
Most PopularA 2.5-hour small-group guided visit to Munich Residenz, with skip-queue style entry for the Residence Museum and expert live commentary in English.
“The various halls and rooms were definitely worth seeing”
Fast-track guided tour of Nymphenburg Palace and the Carriage Museum in Munich, with skip-the-line entry and Wittelsbach stories.
“Our guide was welcoming and clearly knew the area well. They made the whole tour feel easy and comfortable!!!”
Dress-up guided tour of Munich’s Nymphenburg Palace or Residenz with 18th-century stories, Great Hall sights, and park pavilions.
Private 5-hour Nymphenburg Palace and Gardens tour with Tom. Palace rooms, royal pavilions, and admission tickets included.
“The tour to Nymphenburg Palace was excellent. The palace was very interesting and the garden was unbelievably good. Tom was an excellent tour guide. He had a wealth of knowledge and was very friendly. Well worth seeing.”
A 2-hour small-group tour of Nymphenburg Palace and the Marstallmuseum, with skip-the-line tickets and a licensed guide in Munich.
“very informative and interesting, with a great and knowledgeable guide”
An official Munich guide brings Nymphenburg Palace to life with Wittelsbach stories, standout rooms, and a smart 90-minute route.
Private guided skip-the-line visit to Nymphenburg Palace and Marstallmuseum, with optional car transfers and a family-friendly nature museum.
Skip-the-line Nymphenburg Palace guided tour with private transfers. Baroque rooms, carriage museum, and time in the gardens.
“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…”
One-hour Mozart-style piano concert every Thursday in Nymphenburg’s Johannissaal, plus palace park stroll. From $44.
“Ein einzelner Musiker hat fantastische „Musikkunst“ dargeboten… und Alles ohne jedwede Notenblätter! E i n m a l i g!”
The Old Town, the beer halls, the fairytale castles and the Alpine south.