News from the Bavarian Palaces, Gardens and Lakes
Linderhof Palace
Dear partners of the Bavarian Palaces, Gardens and Lakes,
from Neuschwanstein and the Imperial Castle of Nuremberg to the Hall of Liberation at Kelheim, from internationally popular tourist attractions to undiscovered treasures, the Bavarian Palace Administration has just the thing for any cultural tour.

With over 30 parks and court gardens we offer idyllic surroundings in which to relax and experience the impressive natural surroundings of Bavaria – at any time of year. 

Join us on an inspiring tour of the Bavarian cultural landscape!

The tourism team of the Bavarian Palace Administration
Tourism Newsletter
Content
Holidays in the green of southern Bavaria: where nature meets culture
Imperial Castle of Nuremberg: a comprehensive building project is completed
Munich Residence: New image clip
The legend of the fairy-tale king: King Ludwig Museum Herrenchiemsee
Service info: New app for the Hall of Liberation at Kelheim
Service info: new B2B area for tourism professionals online
 
Holidays in the green of southern Bavaria: where nature meets culture
Schlosspark Nymphenburg
Discover the highlights of our gardens and parks in southern Bavaria. See how easy it is to create a holiday that combines nature and culture and find out where your guests can satisfy their creature comforts.
 
Preview:
In the next edition of our newsletter we’ll be taking you to the gardens in the northern part of Bavaria.
Garden highlights of southern Bavaria
 
Imperial Castle of Nuremberg: a comprehensive building project is completed
Over the past few years, large sections of the imperial castle have been renovated, modernized and restructured. Our visitors can now enjoy a castle café, a spacious ticket office and a multifunctional event room. The area in front of the museum entrance has also been re-plastered and equipped with seats.   
A bronze model of the castle, around two metres high, is a particular highlight of the newly renovated ticket office area.
Imperial Castle of Nuremberg
 
Munich Residence: New image clip
Imageclip Munich Residence
The image clip for the Munich Residence takes you behind the walls of the Residence and spotlights details that are otherwise hidden.

In the coming issues of our newsletter we’ll be introducing you to other Bavarian Palace Administration attractions. On our YouTube channel you can already see exclusive images of our palaces and castles in the form of spectacular aerial views and impressive interior photos.
Feel free to incorporate the photos in your websites via the corresponding link. Additional footage is available for download on our website.
Munich Residence image clip
 
The legend of the fairy-tale king: King Ludwig Museum Herrenchiemsee
The Fairytale King
Where did the fairy-tale king sleep at night? You can find the answer in the King Ludwig II Museum in the south wing of the New Palace of Herrenchiemsee. The first bedroom of the former ruler is a recent addition to the museum. It was completed through the repurchase and restoration of two original commodes and sheds light on the world of the king’s imagination.

Tip:
This year another building on the island was opened – the Island Cathedral. For over 100 years it was inaccessible to the public. Now there are guided tours providing information about the eventful history of the building, which for a while even housed a brewery.
King Ludwig II Museum
 
Service info: New app for the Hall of Liberation at Kelheim
The free app ‘Guide to the Kelheim Hall of Liberation’ is a multimedia guide with audio contributions on the history of the monument as well as information for visitors. It covers the building itself and its massive flight of steps and focuses in particular on the interior with its numerous memorial plaques. The app is available in both German and English.
You can download the app via the free BayernWLAN at the Hall. If you put the app on your terminal device at home beforehand, you can start the experience the moment you arrive (Android/iOS).
Kelheim Hall of Liberation
 
Service info: new B2B area for tourism professionals online
Under the heading ‘Tourism / B2B area’ on our website you can now find useful documents and up-to-date information about our sights (e.g. current prices etc.).
B2B area
 
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