Park Nymphenburg Review

Germany's Ningfenbao Palace Gardens, this garden has a Jiangnan style, and after entering, it seems to feel like I have arrived in Jiangnan. But the building inside is still very partial to the peak, covering a very large area, if you come, you can take more than half a day to visit here.

A 200-hectare garden surrounding the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich’s West End is split in two by a long western canal along the main axis that leads from the palace to the marble waterfall in the west. The iron greenhouse north of the Great Flower Bed was completed in 1807, and the adjacent geranium house was completed in 1816.

The famous Nymphenburg Palace Gardens are located in the northwest suburb of Munich, about 5 kilometers from the city center, built in 1664. The garden looks simple, but gorgeous and elegant, and is unified. The garden covers an area of 200 hectares, comparable to any palace in Europe. The gardens and lakes in front of the palace, moving and shining with the palace, plus the beautiful white swans fed in the lake, are like beautiful oil paintings.

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