Founded in 1747 by Franz Anton Bustelli and brought to the palace in 1761, it is one of the oldest porcelain factories in Europe.

Here, you'll discover a stunning collection that brings centuries of masterful craftsmanship to life, from delicate Rococo figurines that seem to dance before your eyes to opulent dinner services created for Bavarian royalty.

The museum itself is an intimate and elegant space, allowing you to get up close to the intricate details that made Nymphenburg porcelain famous throughout Europe. It’s a truly special part of the palace experience, offering a peaceful and fascinating glimpse into a world of royal taste and artistic perfection.