Munich: Nymphenburg Palace Entry Ticket
1.Nymphenburg Palace Entry Ticket
Explore Munich’s Nymphenburg Palace with a flexible one-day ticket, lavish royal rooms, the Marble Hall, gardens, and Amalienburg pavilion.
Munich · NYMPHENBURG PALACE TOURS
The 9 Best Nymphenburg Palace Tours in Munich
The summer palace is fifteen minutes out on the tram and the gardens are free to walk. These 9 tickets and tours differ on what they include beyond the main hall, with prices and a note on the carriage museum.
Munich Nymphenburg Palace & Carriage Museum Fast-Track Tour
2.Munich Nymphenburg Palace & Carriage Museum Fast-Track Tour
Tour Nymphenburg Palace and Munich’s royal carriage collection with skip-the-ticket-line entry, a live guide, and time for the palace park.
“Our tour guide Valerie made all the history so fun! Loved it so much, we’re really glad we booked this tour”
Munich: Nymphenburg Palace OR Residenz Guided Tour
3.Nymphenburg Palace OR Residenz Guided Tour
Review of Munich’s costume-led palace tour, covering Nymphenburg or the Residenz, court life, costs, meeting tips, and winter comfort.
“Tour guide didn’t message, didnt show up, didn’t reach out after the fact, and is not giving the refund back. TERRIBLE.”
Private Tour of Nymphenburg Palace and Gardens
4.Private Tour of Nymphenburg Palace and Gardens
Explore Nymphenburg Palace with Tom’s private five-hour tour, including royal rooms, gardens, four pavilions, transit, and admission.
“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!”
Munich Nymphenburg Palace Tickets and Tour, Carriage Museum
5.Munich Nymphenburg Palace Tickets and Tour, Carriage Museum
Tour Nymphenburg Palace and Munich’s Carriage Museum with skip-the-line tickets, expert guides, royal rooms, and summer park access.
“Our guide, Valerie, was terrific sharing many interesting stories about the palace and the generations within.”
Munich: Nymphenburg Palace with official Guide
6.Nymphenburg Palace with official Guide
Tour Nymphenburg Palace with official Munich guide Wolfgang Brehm, from its royal love story to the Stone Hall and Ludwig II’s birth room.
“This was an excellent tour! I really enjoyed all the information provided by the guide who was extremely engaging.”
Munich: Nymphenburg Palace Skip-the-Line Private Guided Tour
7.Nymphenburg Palace Skip-the-Line Private Guided Tour
Tour Nymphenburg Palace with a private guide, skip the ticket-office line, see royal carriages, and add gardens, museum time, and hotel transfers.
“Hannah was fabulous. She tailored the tour to suit our needs and was extremely informative. The only negative comment I would make is our driver organised through the tour, dropped us off at the wrong place with no instructions as to how to find Hannah. We called the second driver Zaiden who kindly contacted Hannah on our behalf and we were able to ultimately meet up with her. Unfortunately we tried to call the office twice but the call did not connect and when the office did call back we were halfway through the tour with Hannah.”
Skip-the-line Nymphenburg Palace Guided Tour with Transfers
8.Skip-the-line Nymphenburg Palace Guided Tour with Transfers
See Munich’s Nymphenburg Palace with a private guide, skip-the-line entry, optional gardens, museum access, and hotel transfers.
“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.”
Nymphenburg classical music à la Mozart
9.Nymphenburg classical music à la Mozart
Hear Mozart, Chopin, Debussy, and Beethoven in Nymphenburg Palace’s Johannissaal during a one-hour Thursday piano concert.
“Ein einzelner Musiker hat fantastische „Musikkunst“ dargeboten… und Alles ohne jedwede Notenblätter! E i n m a l i g!”