Top Culture in Bavaria

I recommend booking your tickets online ahead of time to avoid those long lines at the ticket office. I wasted nearly an hour just standing there!

I would recommend wearing comfortable shoes! There's a lot of walking involved, and you'll want to enjoy the exhibits without feeling your feet ache after a couple of hours. Seriously, you'll thank me later!

I suggest getting there right when they open at 9 AM. The lines are shorter and you can avoid the crowds for a better experience. Trust me, it makes a huge difference!

I think it's worth looking into a combo ticket that includes public transport. It saved me a few euros and made getting around the city so much easier!

Don’t skip the rooftop view! It's a little treasure I stumbled upon when exploring and offers a stunning view of the city. Bring your camera for some epic shots!

I recommend checking out the multimedia exhibits; they really add depth to the experience. But maybe pay attention to the opening hours, as it can get confusing on holidays.

I think you should aim to get to Nymphenburg Palace around 9 am when it opens. The early birds truly get to enjoy the garden with fewer people around, and it's so peaceful!

I recomment bringing your own water and snacks... The food inside is pretty pricey and not that great, so you can enjoy a picnic in the stunning gardens instead

My advice is to buy a combination ticket for the palace and the smaller museums. You save a bit and get to see more of the beautiful art pieces without having to pay extra later.

My advice is to take a guided tour if you can. I did one, and it made a huge difference in my overall experience – I learned so much more than just wandering around!

Bring a water bottle! They don't allow food, but you’ll want to stay hydrated while exploring all those impressive rooms for hours.

If you're on a budget, consider visiting on Sundays when they have reduced admission prices. It can save you a decent amount!

Don't forget to check the weather before you go. If it’s nice out, take a stroll around the Audi Forum outside; there’s some cool stuff to see there too, especially the sculptures

If you’re planning to shop at the museum store, wait until after your visit. They have some exclusive items that you wouldn’t want to miss out on once you're deep in the exhibits.