It was a very long walk from one building to another and the signage is not very good, by the time we got to the Chapel were hungry a exhausted.
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For many years, the palace buildings were used by the Wittelsbachs as a summer residence. Some spaces have their original Baroque decor intact, while others were later remodeled in Rococo and Classical styles. Prominent architects like Giovanni Antonio Viscardi, Leo von Klenze, and François de Cuvilliés were involved in the expansions – the latter created the Steinernen Saal (“Great Hall”) in which Johann Baptist Zimmermann designed the central ceiling fresco, just two of the many additional attractions at Nymphenburg Palace.
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| Badenburg |
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| Monopteros |
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| Pagondenburg |
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| Magdalenenklause |
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