22nd "Residence Week Munich" 2024 in Munich in Bavaria
In addition to the Munich Residence, over the next 10 days you can also get to know the Nymphenburg and Schleißheim palaces on themed tours and visit the HIGHLIGHTS, the leading art fair in the German-speaking region in the Munich Residence
"New Horizons" from October 11th to 20th, 2024: Munich Residence Week // HIGHLIGHTS - International Art Fair Munich 2024 from October 17th to 20th, 2024
Munich. On October 11, 2024, the Bavarian Palace Administration will start the 22nd Munich Residence Week. The motto sounds promising: “New Horizons”. Over the next 10 days you will have the opportunity to explore Germany's largest inner city palace, the "Munich Residence". There are special themed tours and music for a whole ten days. In addition to the Residenz am Hofgarten in Munich, the Nymphenburg and Schleißheim palaces will also be there. In 2024, Elector Karl Theodor will be at the center. He was an important supporter of science, art and music... The elector's cultural heritage is illuminated in detailed themed and outdoor tours. In Munich we still benefit today from the ideas of Karl Theodor, who founded the English Garden. Karl Philipp Theodor, who was Charles IV Count Palatine and Elector of the Palatinate as well as Duke of Jülich-Berg from December 31, 1742, finally became Elector of Bavaria on December 30, 1777 as Charles II. He was an educated, enlightened prince and the first ruler of Electoral Palatinate-Bavaria. ... During the castle tours, visitors will learn more about the history of this elector and the castles and experience history up close at the historic site.
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| The Munich Residence seen from the Hofgarten - this is where th HIGHLIGHTS - Munich International Art Fair is held every year. Photo: Helga Waess (press archive) The 15th edition will take place from - International Thursday 17th - Sunday 20th October 2024! |
On October 12th, 13th and 19th, the residence will become a music stage - you can experience this impressive building while strolling through and listening to the music.
On October 20th there will be the walking concerts in the Nymphenburg Palace and Palace Park
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| At Odeonsplatz you will find the Feldherrnhalle and Residenzstrasse (left) with the entrances to the courtyards of Germany's largest inner city palace, the "Munich Residence", press photo archive: Helga Waess |
Festival of Early Music - All concerts of the Residenzwoche have been expanding Munich's cultural life for 20 years
- October 11, 2024, 8 p.m., Kaisersaal, Residenz: With trombones, tines and trumpets! Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber – Missa Alleluia
- October 12, 2024, 8 p.m., Kaisersaal, Residenz: La Viola da Gamba concertata – Concerti by Georg Philipp Telemann and Giuseppe Tartini
- October 15, 2024, 7 p.m., Alte Hofkapelle, Residenz: After-work concert: Invisible – The Music of the Cistercians
- October 17, 2024, 8 p.m., Black Hall, Residence: Recital: Works by Johann Sebastian Bach and Sylvius Leopold Weiss
- October 18, 2024, 8 p.m., Antiquarium, Residence: Deep Melancholy – Lamentationes by Thomas Tallis
- October 18, 2024, 9:30 p.m., Black Hall, Residence: Night concert: Florilegium - works by Georg Muffat, Arcangelo Corelli, Marin Marais
- October 19, 2024, 7 p.m., Antiquarium, Residence: Ten years of the Bavarian Youth Baroque Orchestra
- October 20, 2024, 5 p.m., Great Hall, New Schleißheim Castle: “O Origin of Love” – final concert with works by J. S. Bach
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| The courtyard garden of the Munich Residence - next to the residence (left) we see the towers of the Frauenkirche with their French domes and the golden yellow Theatinerkirche, photo: Helga Waess (press archive) |
Tickets for the guided tours of the Munich Residence and Nymphenburg Palace
- on site at the museum ticket offices
- and online (www.eventim-light.com)
Concert tickets:
- www.musik-residenzwoche.de
- and at all reservix presale locations (www.reservix.de)
- as well as in the museum shop of the Munich Residence
Information and leadership program
and online: www.residenzwoche.de
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| On the left the Residenz and straight ahead the National Theater, Munich, photo: Helga Waess (archive) |
