The main schloss is interesting but surprisingly only a very small portion of the main building is open to the public. Clearly the other palaces in Europe were more impressive from a visitors's perspective. The grounds are enjoyable, especially on a sunny day. More

While in Munich, it is not near the city center. Not as glitzy or large as Versailles, but it is patterned somewhat after it. It predates King Ludwig's castles. More

Super day out. Inside is as interesting & beautiful as the gardens. More

My 80 year old mother and i spent a wonderful morning touring the palace and walking at least 4 miles in the garden. More

Another must see in the Munich area....many rooms some nicely furnished....picture taking allowed (no flash) with an english tour guide used the Bayern castle pass here again (audio guide in english extra). The inside had quite a few rooms and the gardens were very nice to walk through. More

The interior of the Schloss is impressive enough, but I what I really enjoy is the park and the canal leading up to the castle. In winter the canal is frozen and serves as a wonderful ice skating venue. Wrap yourself up nice and warm and dig your ice skates out of the cellar (or rent them there) and make... More

Build in 1664 by Kurfürst (Elector) Ferdinand Maria for his wife Adelheid of Savoye after their first son Max Emanuel was born, the castle was later enlarged by Max Emanuel. It is situated in a beautiful park in which small paviljons are situated, decorated as usual in that period in "chinese style" (chinoiserie) that is what the europeans though the... More

Didn't have time to go inside, but the grounds are beautiful for a stroll around. More

A tour through its gardens is a must to do in munich.It's a very beautiful and relaxing sight and some of the exhibits in the castle,like the hall of the beauties and the amalienburg are realy nice. More