Beautiful palace that is close to Munich…read more It is easy to get here. There is an entrance fee to go inside. The garden and park outside is free. You can see the beautiful halls and rooms inside.

What an interesting historical place. Lots to see here. Free parking and free roam of the grounds…read more Pay a $10 euro fee to access the palace although visitors only scratch the surface from the rooms visible to visitors. It's just ginormous and incredibly historic. Cafe on site for refreshments.

Nice peaceful place to walk and bike around. If there was bike rentals near by, we would of biked…read morethe entire property. There's a little restaurant on the property as well for those who just want to grab a bite to eat.

Gerner Brücke is an iron and concrete bridge over the Nymphenburg Palace Canal that was built in…read more1897. It connects the Gerner Straße in the Gern district with the Renatastraße in the Neuhausen district. While you can see the Hubertusbrunnen to the east, the view of the Nymphenburg Palace is obstructed. If you want that view, head over to the Ludwig-Ferdinand-Brücke. I believe the bridge only supports pedestrians and cyclists. Even though it has a load capacity of 24 tons, it is closed to vehicles. [Review 12035 overall, 1818 of 2019.]