Nymphenburg Palace is a monumental Baroque summer residence founded in 1664 on the outskirts of Munich, evolved under successive electors into a vast symmetrical complex with ornate rooms, galleries, and pavilions decorated by leading European artists. Visitors can tour the opulent royal apartments and Great Hall featuring Rococo decoration, explore the palace park with its geometric French gardens transformed into English landscape style, and view the Amalienburg—a graceful Rococo gem in the grounds—along with museums of porcelain and court carriages.
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