Residenzmuseum

THE AUDIOGUIDE IS INCLUDED IN THE TICKET PRICE! (Sorry, I had to all caps that because normally you need to pay an additional €5+ per audioguide - and the audioguide for the Residenz museum is really good!). I really enjoyed this museum, and if you intend to take your time and soak in as much of it as you can, I recommend allocating ATLEAST 4 hours (if not more, I was there for 4 hours and had to rush a huge chunk of the last part of the museum to have enough time to see the treasury) of time of your day. The museum is very dense, especially with the audioguide, from the hall of ancestors, to the old treasury, to the huge dining hall, to the king and queen "apartments", to the guest rooms, the list goes on. The audioguide gives you hidden pieces of information, like what room the elector met Mozart etc, information that is not written on the room panels. It also gives you information about the furniture in the rooms, their significance and the importance of each room. Cost: you can pay €10 for this...extremely worth it!!! Or you can pay for a "combination ticket" which is €15 and gets you access to the treasury as well. The treasury definitely won't take as long but worth the extra €5 to see (maybe an hour if you take your time).

Also, I don't think you can book tickets in advance. However, we really didn't wait too long, maybe like 15-20 minutes. However, if you check out their official website, I think they suggest that if the lines are long you can go to the theatre (not as busy) to buy tickets for the museum and potentially save time by allowing you to skip the queue.