Nymphenburg is one of the most famous palaces in Munich. It was built in 1650-1660 for Count Palatine Johann Wilhelm von Zweibrücken and his wife Margaret Theresa. The palace is located in the heart of Munich, on the banks of the Isar River, and is one of the most beautiful palaces in Germany.
The palace houses an art collection that includes works by famous artists such as Raphael, Titian, Rembrandt, Rubens and many more. Here you can see paintings, sculptures, tapestries and other works of art created in different eras and in different styles.
Nymphenburg also houses the Museum of Porcelain and Ceramics, which is a unique collection of products made from this material. Here you can see porcelain products from different eras and countries, as well as learn about the technology of porcelain production.
In addition, Nymphenburg has a museum of art history, where you can learn about the development of art in Europe from ancient times to the present day. It also hosts exhibitions and concerts.
