Het Loo Palace

Het Loo Palace displays Dutch Baroque architecture with symmetrical design, grand halls, and formal gardens spread across the expansive grounds in Apeldoorn.

The palace, constructed in 1686 by architects Jacob Roman and Johan van Swieten, served as a residence for William III of England and Mary II.

The museum exhibits original furniture, decorative arts, and royal artifacts that represent the heritage of the House of Orange-Nassau through multiple centuries.

The palace museum opens daily except Mondays, offering guided tours in multiple languages and providing wheelchair access throughout the main building areas.

The underground expansion features skylights in the courtyard, connecting modern museum facilities with the historical structure while preserving the original architecture.

Location: Apeldoorn

Inception: 1686

Architects: Daniel Marot

Architectural style: Dutch Baroque architecture

Address: Koninklijk Park 1

Website: https://paleishetloo.nl

GPS coordinates: 52.23417,5.94583

Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:51