Schloss Nymphenburg

On the upper floor of the Marstallmuseum (Museum of Carriages and Sleighs) in Nymphenburg Palace, the Porcelain Museum, also known as the Bäuml Collection, presents one of the world's most important collections from the manufactory founded in 1747. The chronological tour leads you through more than a thousand exhibits, ranging from the earliest period to shortly after World War I. You'll marvel at a diverse selection of everyday and showpiece items, including perfume bottles, snuffboxes, candelabra, and large-format vases. Particular highlights are the Commedia dell'arte figures by Franz Anton Bustelli, as well as a set table illustrating the courtly dining culture of the 19th century. The tour ends with Art Nouveau and Naturalist pieces, complemented by a historic dinner service from the private collection of the manufactory's current owner.