Gorgeous Palace in Munich - Nymphenburg Palace in Munich, Germany (Schloss Nympenburg)

We are going to check out the Nymphenburg Palace in Bavaria, Munich, Germany today. This palace was a summer residence for rulers of Bavaria. It was nearly finished around 1679. It continued to be re-renovated, reconstructed, and extended for at least the next hundred years, and it is considered to be a favorite residence of the Bavarian royal family. Before you enter the palace, you'll see this humongous park. This park was actually open to the public since 1792. You'll notice a beautiful water fountain with a lot of geese and swans. We also notice a lot of joggers and cyclists. This is a really good place to chill for free. They have a few different types of tickets. If you just want to visit the main Nymphenburg Palace, it'll cost you around six euros. That's what we did. We get to see around 10 to 15 different rooms. It is worth it because as you can see, the rooms are just spectacularly gorgeous. If you have more time, you can go for the combination ticket. For the summertime, around April to October, it's 11.50 euros. For the wintertime, it's cheaper. From October to March, it costs around 8.50 euros. You'll get to see not just the main palace, but also the Marstall Museum, which includes the carriages and sleighs, also the Museum of Nymphenburg Porcelain, and the Park Palaces, which are four different palaces around the main palace. But in the wintertime, the Park Palaces are closed. That's why the winter accommodation tickets are cheaper. Children under 18 are free of charge. If you have a really bulky back, you have to put it in the lockers. Luckily, the lockers are free. If you really enjoy visiting palaces, we recommend you to also visit the Residence, which is actually higher value for money because you get to see about 90 different rooms plus some porcelain displays for around the same price. We'll have the link at the end of the video. They are both worthwhile places to visit. The Residence also gives you a free audio system to listen to, but here you'd have to pay extra for that. So if you only have budget to visit one palace, we would recommend you visit the Residence. If you have more budget, then this is definitely one of the top 10 places to visit in Munich. And if you're hungry after visiting this palace, we recommend you go to this Italian restaurant called Risotto. It does have one of the best Italian food in Munich. You can click here for the link. Overall, this is a stunning palace and it's totally worth exploring. So I'm going to let you enjoy the rest of the video. If you like this video, please give us a like and also please subscribe to our channel. Thank you!