Nymphenburg

Nymphenburg Palace ( German: Schloss Nymphenburg ) is located in the west of Munich in the Neuhausen-Nymphenburg district. Its construction was started by decree of Elector Ferdinand Maria architect Agostino Barelli in 1664 and completed in 1675, after which the castle was expanded several times. The palace was originally built in the Baroque style .

Palace and Park Ensemble
Nymphenburg Palace
Schloss nymphenburg
Park facade of Nymphenburg Palace
A country	Germany
City	Munich
Architectural style	South German Baroque
Project Author	Agostino Barelli
Architect	and
Established
Building	1664 - 1675 years
Material
condition	Museum
Site	schloss-nymphenburg.de/e...

The palace is listed in the Bavarian landmarks ^[1] .

Inside the palace are of interest: The large hall in the Rococo style, decorated with frescoes of Zimmermann; the famous Beauties Gallery with portraits of 36 of the most beautiful European women by Stiller ; Lacquer cabinet with black and red lacquered Chinese panels.

Nymphenburg Palace Park forms a single whole with the palace and, as one of the largest royal castles in Europe, attracts a large number of tourists.

With the castle of Blutenburg, the palace combines a line of sight, which provided visual contact between them. Since the mid-20th century, it has been overgrown with trees, but its restoration is planned.