Overview & visitor information

This was the Wittlesbachs summer residence. Elector Ferdinand Maria commissioned the building of the Palace in 1664. Its center is a small Italianate palace which the Electress Adelaide dedicated to the goddess Flora and her nymphs – which is where the palace’s name comes from.
Timings:
Oct-Mar daily 10.00 – 16.00
Apr-Sept daily 9.00 – 18.00
Admission:
€5 for adults,
€4 for seniors and students,
Free for children 6 and under
A combination ticket to Nymphenburg Palace, park buildings, Marstallmuseum, and Porcelain Museum is €10 for adults, free for children 6 and under
Tel:
089- 17908668






























