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Munich Palace District, it turned out that this is the real Palace District, and then the museum was established on the original site, it is still very worth visiting, and the outside buildings are also well preserved, the collections in the museum are also relatively well-known, it is very suitable for punching in.

Munich Palace District This palace district was previously the place where the royal residence was, but now a series of museums have been built on the original site of the palace, which feels very interesting, and the exhibitions inside are divided into several districts. Friends who like history can come here to visit

As one of Munich's most famous museums, the Palace Museum wins in his magnificent momentum and authentic luxury. The whole palace is very large. It takes about 2 hours to read every comment carefully. All the furniture rooms in the palace are well preserved, and the real scene is restored to the maximum extent. If you also want to see what the former judges, princesses, and cabinet members are eating and wearing, just collect and punch in.

The royal palace and treasure hall's ticket 11 euros, compared with Ningfenburg Palace, Munich Palace appearance is prosaic, but the interior decoration is extremely luxurious, the most gorgeous than the golden arched hall, is the most magnificent exhibition room of the entire palace, is also Munich travel postcards often appear on the field View. There is no gap from the ground to the dome. The walls and ceilings of the temple are full of ancient Greek and Renaissance mythological paintings and statues, each with plots and expressions, which are breathtaking. The exhibition hall full of portraits of the Vittersbach people is also impressive, and the golden hall brings out the charm of the Rococo style. This should be the first room people saw the royal family.

Because of time, I didn't go in to see it, but I know deeply that there are many things to see inside, and the exquisiteness is no less than Vienna, the palace of Paris. I must visit it later, and I will leave some regrets this time.

The Munich Palace covers a large area, and it looks very majestic from a distance. The building is mainly Baroque, and the interior decoration is extremely luxurious. It is known as the most luxurious in Europe at that time, so this is a must-visit place to visit Munich.