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The Pagodenburg was one of the first pavilions to be built in Nymphenburg (1716-1719). Designed by Josef Effner for Max Emanuel, the building is modeled on the Baghdad Pagoda in Istanbul. Octagonal from the outside, the interior is divided into two hexagonal rooms and a Chinese cabinet. The façade of the pavilion is French rococo; the interior, however, is very Chinese, which was highly fashionable at the time. The rooms are decorated with painted tiles and the ceilings are covered in painted pagodas–hence the name!

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  • Address:
    Schloss Nymphenburg, MüNCHEN, 80638
  • Phone: +49 89 17 9080
  • Fax: +49 89 179 0 8627
  • Nearest station: Schloss Nymphenburg
  • Neighbourhood: Neuhausen and Nymphenburg

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