Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg
The Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg: Fairytale-like flowers and exciting discoveries from all over the world
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What awaits you on site
Experience the splendour and diversity of the plant world over more than 20 hectares in the Botanical Garden of Munich
The Munich-Nymphenburg Botanical Garden was established in 1914 because the old botanical garden in the city centre had become too small. Today, you can find wild and cultivated plants from all over the world here in Nymphenburg.
Well over 16,000 species are cultivated here. You can discover an incredible botanical diversity over more than 18 hectares. Flowers, rhododendrons, ferns and carnivorous plants are just a few of the many plants you can see. In the regional areas, you will find, for example, the Alpinum – the world of the Alps – with its collection of mountain plants from Central Europe. In the greenhouses, which cover a total of over 4,500 m², you will find humid tropical areas, cool tropical mountain forests and hot cactus landscapes.
Take a break from city life and hike through this green oasis. Enjoy the palm trees, orchids, cacti and colourful butterflies that are a must in this habitat.
Visitor information
Opening hours in the winter season
End of October – End of March
Outdoor area: 9 am – 4.30 pm
Last admission at 4.00 pm
Greenhouses: 9 am – 4.00 pm
Last admission at 3.30 pm
Opening hours in the summer season
April – End of October
Outdoor area: 9 am – 5.30 pm
Last admission at 5.00 pm
Greenhouses: 9 am – 6.00 pm
Last admission at 5.30 pm
Botanical Garden Munich-Nymphenburg, Menzinger Straße 65, 80638 Munich, Germany
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