The magnificent palace of the Bavarian monarchs in the past: Munich Palace

#2024Travel Review Due to my connecting flight in Europe, I unexpectedly came across #Munich, a large city in southern Germany. In addition to walking around the beautiful streets and churches, I also made a special trip to visit the largest city palace in Germany, which was also the palace of the former Bavarian monarch. #Munich PalaceMunich Residenz. Tickets for the Munich Royal Palace are divided into three major areas: the Royal Palace €10, the Treasure Hall €10, and the Cuvilliers Theater €5. You can also buy a three-in-one ticket package for €20. Although the tickets are not cheap, Buddha is kind enough to provide free audio guides including Chinese. The biggest feature of the Munich Palace architecture is the use of a large amount of Rococo style, which is between Baroque and neoclassical ideas. It combines asymmetry, curves, sculptures and visual trapping techniques to create a sense of style in static objects. Dynamic feeling, as if you are in the scene. The palace is grand in scale. The building complex includes ten courtyards and museums, with 130 exhibition rooms. It will take at least 1.5-2 hours just to look around. The palace has a dazzling collection of royal artefacts, and is said to have the most luxurious interior design in Europe, which is quite eye-catching. Although the Munich Palace is not well-known, but because I did not expect too much, I was amazed every time when I visited it. Its magnificence and luxury are really not inferior at all! It's worth making a special trip here. #GermanyTravel #MunichTravel #Bavaria