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Object information:
Responsible administrative office
Schloss- und Gartenverwaltung Nymphenburg
Schloss Nymphenburg,
Eingang 19
80638 München
(0 89) 1 79 08-0
Fax (0 89) 1 79 08-6 27
sgvnymphenburg@
bsv.bayern.de
www.schloss-
nymphenburg.de
Opening hours
April-15 October:
9 am-6 pm
open daily
closed
16 October-March
Guided tours
No regular guided tours
guided tours for private groups can be booked here …
Admission charges 2013
Ticket "Park palaces"
Amalienburg / Badenburg / Pagodenburg / Magdalenenklause:
4.50 euros regular
3.50 euros reduced
Combination ticket "Nymphenburg"
Nymphenburg Palace /
Park palaces /
Marstallmuseum:
1 April-Mid October:
11.50 euros regular
9 euros reduced
Mid October-March
(without park buildings):
8.50 euros regular
6.50 euros reduced
Annual season tickets
/
14-days-tickets
Overview about all admission charges and opening hours
download (pdf-file) 
Several steps to be negotiated
Shop at the palace
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Passage to the Munich Botanic Garden existing
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"Schlosswirtschaft Schwaige"
Tel. (0 89) 12 02 08 90
www.schlosswirtschaft-schwaige.de
Café im Palmenhaus
Tel. (0 89) 17 53 09
www.palmenhaus.de
"Die Neue Fasanerie"
Hartmannshofer Straße 20
80997 München
Tel. (0 89) 1 49 56 07
www.neue-fasanerie.de
"Taxisgarten"
Taxisstraße 12
80637 München
Tel. (0 89) 15 68 27
www.taxisgarten.de
Munich
www.bahn.de
Tram to "Romanplatz",
bus or tram to "Schloss Nymphenburg"
450 car parking spaces, 25 bus parking spaces available
Small palaces at Nymphenburg Palace Park – Munich
Amalienburg, Badenburg, Pagodenburg, Magdalenenklause (Hermitage)
The Amalienburg, designed by François Cuvilliés, was built from 1734 to 1739 in the Nymphenburg Park. The little hunting lodge created for Electress Amalia with its unique Hall of Mirrors is a masterpiece of european Rococo architecture.
The other three park buildings were built in the beginning of the 18th century by Joseph Effner for Elector Max Emanuel.
Badenburg
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The Badenburg features a banqueting hall that boasts some magnificent stucco work and ceiling frescoes (Jacopo Amigoni, destroyed in 1944, subsequently restored), a two-storey Bathing Hall and and the so-called "Monkey Cabinet". Four of its rooms are decorated with Chinese wallpaper.
Saletl, Pagodenburg
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In the octagonal Pagodenburg, European and Oriental decorative elements combine to create an exotic atmosphere. The small palace is a prime example of eighteenth-century chinoiserie which was very much in vogue at the time.
The Magdalenenklause is the court equivalent of a hermitage: built as an artificial ruin, it has a chapel designed as a grotto and living rooms of monastic simplicity.
Nymphenburg Palace
Marstallmuseum and
Museum of Nymphenburg Porcelain
Nymphenburg Palace Park
Further information you will find on
www.schloss-nymphenburg.de
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