Contact
Email [email protected] and it reaches me, Korbinian Reithmayr, and nobody else. Corrections are the most welcome kind of message: if an opening time has moved, a room has reopened after restoration, a tour has changed its meeting point or a link has rotted, I would rather hear it from you than find out two seasons later.
What I can help with
Questions about visiting Schloss Nymphenburg: what the combination ticket covers in each of the two seasons, which parts are open in winter and which are not, whether a particular listing actually goes inside the palace, and whether to spend the afternoon here or at the Residenz in the city centre. That last one is the question I answer most often, and the long version is on Residenz or Nymphenburg, with every listing’s own wording beside it on every tour we list.
What I cannot help with
I am not a tour operator and I do not sell tickets. I cannot change, move or cancel a booking — that goes through GetYourGuide, using the confirmation email you were sent. I also cannot sell you entry to the palace: those tickets come from the Bavarian Palace Administration, at its own desk and on its own website, and what they cost and cover is on tickets. Group tours in English can be arranged with the palace directly, and that is its business rather than mine.
Where this is written from
Munich, a tram ride from the palace gates. If you want to see roughly where that is: Munich, Germany on Google Maps. The ways out to Nymphenburg from the middle of the city are on getting there.