Nymphenburg, where the palace park ends, your 400 m² dream garden begins

Nymphenburg - Munich’s quiet world-class district There are neighborhoods you explain, and those you simply know. Nymphenburg belongs to the second category. It has borne its name since the 17th century—named after the palace that Elector Ferdinand Maria once had built as a summer residence, and which to this day ranks among Europe’s most important Baroque palaces. Living here means not just living in Munich—it means living in a piece of Bavarian history. Stuberstraße lies at the heart of this sought-after quarter, nestled between well-kept historic buildings, expansive private gardens, and the incomparable backdrop of the Nymphenburg Palace Park, one of the largest and most beautiful Baroque garden complexes in Europe. The park is not merely a local recreational area—it is a way of life. Anyone who strolls its avenues in the morning understands that Munich breathes here at its quietest and at the same time at its most elegant. Everyday life in Nymphenburg unfolds with an ease that is missed in other parts of the city. Excellent restaurants, owner-run delicatessens, renowned pharmacies, and boutiques shape the streetscape around Nymphenburger Straße and Rotkreuzplatz. Schools with an outstanding reputation and several internationally oriented institutions are in the immediate vicinity. Connections to Munich’s city center are excellent: subway, suburban rail, and tram are within walking distance, and yet none of the city’s noise is felt here. The motorway links toward Starnberg, Ammersee, and the Alps can be reached in just a few minutes. The apartment is located in the quiet rear part of the building—completely turned away from street activity, oriented toward the private garden. Anyone who lives here does not hear the city—he enjoys it.