Overview

One of the jewels in the royal crown of Bavaria is without a doubt the palace of Nymphenburg. Once the summer residence for the Bavarian monarchs and the entire court, it was built in the 17th Century by elector Ferdinand Maria as a gift to his consort Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, for the birth of the throne prince Max Emanuel. A show of love and gratitude built in the style of the electress’ home city of Turin. Join our tour inside the palace to find out more about the rulers of Bavaria, the 30 Years War, Napoleon and the Bavarian Kingdom, King Ludwig I and his love story with the Spanish dancer Lola Montez, see the birthplace of fairytale king Ludwig II and much more in this radiant baroque pavilion-like building and English-styled gardens. You will learn about: - 30 Years War - Prince-Electors and the German Empire - Ferdinand Maria, Henriette Adelaide and Ferdinand Maria - Karl Albrecht (later emperor Karl VII) and his failed Karlstadt - King Ludwig I, Lola Montez and the revolution of 1848 - King Ludwig II and his mother Maria You will see: - The museum of the Palace - The gardens Languages English, German

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Cancellation policy

• Free cancellation until 7 Nov 2026, 12am UTC.
• After that, non-refundable (€469.56 total, €234.78 per guest).

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