Nymphenburg Palace (Schloss Nymphenburg) Munich

Schloss Nymphenburg 1, Munich , Bavaria, Germany - Phone: 49 89 1790 80

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  • A Wonderful Garden experience

    5

    miss.chris 8 contributions United States May 8, 2011

    We did not pay the entry to visit the castle but instead visited the gardens, lake and beer hall. If you only have a couple of hours just skip the castle as the gardens are so wonderful, lots of paths to get lost on. The palace can be visited when it is raining.
    The palace was having some construction done and from the window it looked like a wall was covered. We will visit it when it rains.

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    Final full day in Munich

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    We started off our last whole day in Munich with a subway ride to the station nearest the Palace and then a fairly long walk through a very nice residential area of Munich. Eventually we reached the palace, which I recognized from my previous trip to Munich in high school. . It has a very lengthy approach, with a man-made stream and pond running …

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    Unsere Reise begann in München

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    Today was our first full day on holiday. Since i had chosen Munich as my city, i had planned everything we got to do today. Most of us woke up around 8 and had breakfast at the hotel. Quinn said they have everything from pretzels to cornflakes. we were all still pretty tired because of the 7 hour time change, but we were able to get our act …

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    Palaces and Beer Gardens, Another day in Munich

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    The hotel staff suggested that we visit the Schloss Nymphenburg, a palace close to our hotel. As we had until 6p.m, when Silvia’s train was leaving we thought it would make for a nice
    morning trip. After a breakfast and coffee at Good Fellows we were off to the
    castle.

    I really wanted to tour the palace but Silvia suggested …

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