Affiliate disclosure
Schloss Nymphenburg takes part in the GetYourGuide affiliate programme. Book a tour through a link or a booking widget on this site and GetYourGuide pays me a small commission. You pay exactly what you would have paid going to them directly — the commission comes out of their end, not yours.
Which links these are
Every tour card, every “check availability” button and every booking widget on the site. They carry my partner tag and they open on GetYourGuide, which is where the booking is made and where your money goes. The links to the Bavarian Palace Administration, for Nymphenburg and for the Munich Residenz, are not affiliate links and earn me nothing. They are there because that is where those tickets are actually sold.
What the palace sells directly
The state combination ticket, which is what most readers of this site came for. It is sold by the Bavarian Palace Administration, it costs about twenty euros for an adult in summer and less in winter, everyone under 18 goes in free, and so do students over 18 from general, vocational and special schools with valid ID.
The two hundred hectares of park are free to walk at any hour the gates are open, in every season — probably the most valuable thing on this whole site to a visitor.
How it affects what I write
Every listing is presented on what its own page says: which tours include the state ticket and which sell it separately, which reviews belong to which tour, and which listing is the full day at the Alpine castles rather than an afternoon at this palace. All of that is on the reviews page and on every tour we list . The rule is simple: I recommend what I would recommend to a visitor standing in front of me.
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