Nymphenburg Palace

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Baroque palace royal residence tourist attraction

Nymphenburg Palace is a grand Baroque royal palace in Munich, Germany, renowned for its extensive park, opulent interiors, and role as the historic summer residence of Bavarian rulers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque palace →
royal residence →
tourist attraction →
architect Agostino Barelli →
Enrico Zuccalli →
François de Cuvilliés the Elder →
Giovanni Antonio Viscardi →
Joseph Effner →
architecturalStyle Baroque architecture →
Neoclassical architecture →
Rococo architecture →
commissionedFor Henriette Adelaide of Savoy →
country Germany →
formerUse summer residence of the rulers of Bavaria →
hasFunction cultural venue →
museum →
hasPart Amalienburg →
Badenburg →
Gallery of Beauties →
Grand Hall (Steinerner Saal) →
Magdalenenklause →
Marstallmuseum →
Museum of Nymphenburg Porcelain →
Nymphenburg Palace Park →
Pagodenburg →
central pavilion →
formal gardens →
landscape park →
north wing →
palace canal →
south wing →
hasView Nymphenburg Canal →
heritageDesignation listed monument in Bavaria →
inception 1664 →
locatedIn Munich →
district of Neuhausen-Nymphenburg →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Bavaria →
managedBy Bavarian Administration of State-Owned Palaces, Gardens and Lakes →
near Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg →
Munich city center →
notableEvent birthplace of King Ludwig II of Bavaria →
birthplace of King Maximilian II of Bavaria →
notableResident King Ludwig I of Bavaria →
King Ludwig II of Bavaria →
King Maximilian II of Bavaria →
openToPublic yes →
originallyCommissionedBy Elector Ferdinand Maria of Bavaria →
ownedBy Free State of Bavaria →
significantEvent completion of central pavilion in late 17th century →
landscape redesign of park in 19th century →
major expansion in early 18th century →
startDate 1664 →
touristAttraction major sight in Munich →
usedBy Electors of Bavaria →
House of Wittelsbach →
Kings of Bavaria →
Referenced by (7)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Henriette Adelaide of Savoy →
Maximilian II Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria →
residence
Ludwig II of Bavaria →
birthPlace
Munich →
hasLandmark
Nymphenburg Palace ("Nymphenburg Palace Park") →
hasPart
Treaty of Nymphenburg (1741) →
signedAt
Treaty of Nymphenburg (1741) ("Nymphenburg") →
signedIn
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