National Museum Paleis het Loo

The National Museum Paleis Het Loo spans multiple floors displaying royal apartments, ceremonial rooms, and collections within a symmetrical baroque building complex.

The palace, constructed between 1684 and 1686 for Stadtholder-King William III, transformed from a royal residence into a national museum in 1984.

The museum exhibits over 160,000 objects, including furniture, paintings, costumes, and silverware, representing the legacy of the House of Orange-Nassau.

The museum opens Wednesday through Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with adult admission at €19.50 and reduced rates for children and teenagers.

The restored baroque gardens feature geometric patterns, fountains, and statues arranged according to the original 17th-century design specifications.

Accessibility: Beperkte toegang voor rolstoelen

Website: https://paleishetloo.nl

GPS coordinates: 52.23420,5.94603

Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:39