Nymphenburg Palace and Carriage Museum: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

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Starting Time1:45 PM

Duration2 h

Arrive before10 min

Last Admission1 h

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About

Explore Nymphenburg Palace, a summer retreat for Bavaria’s former rulers. Join a guided tour that includes skip-the-line tickets and an exclusive visit to the Marstallmuseum.

This 2-hour tour covers the palace’s history and beauty, from the expansive front garden to the opulent Baroque interiors filled with frescoes, paintings, and antique furniture. Learn about the House of Wittelsbach and their life at the palace from your expert guide.

Visit the Carriage Museum, home to one of the most extensive collections of royal coaches and sleighs in the world. Here, you’ll see the original Coronation Coach of Emperor Karl VII.

What's Included

Skip-the-line tickets to Nymphenburg Palace and Carriage Museum
Guided tour of Nymphenburg Palace and Carriage Museum (Marstallmuseum)
Professional licensed tour guide
Historical facts, cultural anecdotes, and fun legends about Munich
Small group tour

What's Not Included

Tickets to the Museum of Man and Nature

Must Know

Recommended wearing comfortable shoes
There is no luggage storage for bags, etc.
Pets are not allowed
There will be a maximum of 25 participants

Instructions

Before you buy

This tour is not suitable for people with disabilities

On-site usage

Show your mobile ticket to the staff at the meeting point
Pre-booked tickets to Nymphenburg Palace and Carriage Museum allow you to skip the line at the ticket office, but not at the entrance and security checks
You should arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes early; latecomers won’t be able to join the group or receive a refund

After your visit

In summer (April-September), admission includes the Nymphenburg Palace Park, which you can freely explore after the guided tour. The park is closed in winter (October-March)
The gardens are not green or lit up in winter, so it’s best to book a tour in spring, summer, or early autumn