Nymphenburg Canal

The Nymphenburg Canal extends from the palace grounds through Munich's western district, featuring symmetrical lines and calculated landscaping along its route.

The canal was constructed during the expansion of Nymphenburg Palace in the 18th century, forming a central component of the Bavarian royal residence complex.

The waterway represents German engineering excellence with its baroque design principles, connecting multiple sections of Munich's northern canal network.

During winter months, the 50-centimeter-deep canal transforms into a natural ice rink where residents participate in skating, curling, and ice hockey.

The canal's banks contain specific zones designated for wildlife preservation, creating habitats for numerous water birds and aquatic species.

Location: Munich

Architectural style: baroque architecture

Part of: réseau de canaux du nord de Munich

GPS coordinates: 48.15694,11.46333

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:01