The Orangery Munich – Art exhibition in the English Garden for everyone
The Orangery Munich in the English Garden is a space that can be rented. It is suitable forfor exhibitions, performances and art exhibitions. The good thing about the room is that it can be rented by anyone who wants to exhibit something on a weekly basis. This gives a wThe program changes depending on the artist.
What is an orangery?
Orangeries served both ornamental and presentation purposes as well as satisfying the increasing demand of princely courts for exotic and especially citrus fruits. citrus fruits. The citrus tree was ideally suited as a representative object because, on the one hand, it could be used in many different ways. mythological connections and because he traveled far and was therefore very expensive. Source Wikipedia
Review: Summerdance exhibition in the Munich Orangery of the English Garden
A very interesting exhibition by the artist Barbara Flatten took place in August 2019.
“Barbara Flatten’s large-format, colorful photographs combine painting, performance, spatial installation and photography. In an almost inextricable interplay of these elements, colorful brushstrokes, energetic movements, human dynamics and mask-like rigidity fill the sometimes surrealistic, sometimes pop-like motifs. Further information on the website of Barbara Flatten.
Further impressions of past art exhibitions at the Orangerie München can be found on the Kunstforum website.
Main entrance to the exhibition rooms of the Orangery Munich.
Main entrance to the Orangery Munich
Current dates for art exhibitions and vernissages can be found on our overview page Dates Orangierie Munich
Address of the Orangery Munich:
English Garden 1a, 80538 Munich (right next to the Chinese Tower)
Hire Orangierie Munich for art exhibitions and events
The administration of the English Garden is responsible for renting out the Orangery Munich. The rooms of the Orangery are suitable for art exhibitions, vernissages and receptions. The room size is 172 square meters (21.5 x 8 m) and it is possible to book the Orangery all year round. There are 2 toilets and electricity and water connections available. There is also an adjoining room with a kitchenette.
You can find more information on how to rent or reserve the room, the costs and the procedure on the website of the Castles and Lakes Administration. A planning guide is also available there.
Events and celebrations in the Orangery Wing at Nymphenburg Palace
Another space for celebrations, receptions and exhibitions in Munich is the orangery wing in Nymphenburg Palace, possibly an alternative to the exhibition rooms in the English Garden.
History of the Orangery Hall at Nymphenburg Palace
In the middle of the 18th century, the north wing of Nymphenburg Palace was planned as a two-storey building under Elector Max III Joseph. On the one hand, a new theater and comedy hall, the later Hubertussaal, was to be housed there. Source: Bavarian Palaces and Lakes Administration
Nearby: Chinese Tower Beer Garden, Seehaus Munich, Kleinhesseloher See