Nymphenburg Palace (Schloss Nymphenburg) in Munich, Germany, is a magnificent Baroque palace, originally built as a summer retreat for the Bavarian Wittelsbach rulers, starting in 1664 to celebrate the birth of heir Max Emanuel. Known for its opulent interiors, stunning frescoes, and vast, landscaped English-style park, it showcases evolving architectural styles (Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassical) through expansions and includes notable features like the Great Hall, Gallery of Beauties, and unique park pavilions (Amalienburg, Pagodenburg, Badenburg). Today, it's a major cultural site with museums, stunning gardens, and a popular venue for concerts and events preserving Bavaria’s royal history.
