Residenzmuseum

The Residenzmuseum in Munich is a fascinating testimony to Bavarian history and culture that attracts visitors from all over the world. The museum is housed in the impressive Residenz, the former royal palace of the Wittelsbach dynasty, and extends across numerous magnificent rooms and halls. The Residenzmuseum’s collection comprises a multitude of art-historical treasures, including paintings, sculptures, furniture and handcrafted objects from various eras. From the opulent rooms of the Baroque period to the elegant salons of the Rococo period, the museum offers a fascinating insight into life at the Bavarian court. Visitors can stroll through magnificently decorated rooms and galleries that showcase magnificent ceilings, ornate murals and precious pieces of furniture. The Residenzmuseum is not only a place of cultural education, but also a place of inspiration, transporting visitors to a bygone era of royal splendor and artistic brilliance.