The Visual Travel Guide is a collection of High resolution travel photographs

Residenz Museum, Munich, Germany

Königsbau on Max-Joseph-Platz – Munich Residenz Ancestral Gallery – Munich Residenz Ancestral Gallery – Munich Residenz Porcelain Cabinet – Munich Residenz Porcelain Cabinet – Munich Residenz Court Chapel – Munich Residenz Ornate Chapel – Munich Residenz Ornate Chapel – Munich Residenz Audience Chamber – Ornate Rooms – Munich Residenz State Bedroom – Ornate Rooms – Munich Residenz Lacquered writing desk – Paris – Munich Residenz Tapestry with a woodland scene – Munich Residenz Vaulted corridor – Munich Residenz Vaulted corridor – Munich Residenz View of the Feldherrnhalle and the Theatine Church – Munich Residenz View of the Feldherrnhalle and the Theatine Church – Munich Residenz Throne Room of the Queen – Königsbau – Munich Residenz Royal apartments – Königsbau – Munich Residenz Throne Room of the King – Königsbau – Munich Residenz The Residenz destroyed in 1944 – Munich Residenz The Residenz destroyed in 1944 – Munich Residenz Antiquarium – Munich Residenz Antiquarium – Munich Residenz Antiquarium – Munich Residenz Antiquarium – Munich Residenz Antiquarium – Munich Residenz Antiquarium – Munich Residenz Grotto Courtyard – Munich Residenz Travelling case of Empress Marie-Louise – Martin-Guillaume Biennais – Munich Residenz Travelling case of Empress Marie-Louise – Martin-Guillaume Biennais (detail) – Munich Residenz Chapel Courtyard – Munich Residenz Facade on Residenzstraße – Munich Residenz

The Munich Residenz is the former royal palace of the Wittelsbach rulers of Bavaria, the largest city palace in Germany. Its museum displays sumptuous rooms such as the Antiquarium and the royal collections. Photos taken in 2005.