• Paleis Het Loo - Paleis Het Loo is a 17th-century palace belonging to the House of Orange, now serving as a museum showcasing the lifestyle and work of its past inhabitants. It hosts exhibitions on the House of Orange, the history of the Netherlands, and modern subjects. At the stables square, visitors can admire a collection of cars and carriages. Additionally, the magnificent palace gardens are open for exploration, and there is a dedicated Junior Palace for children.

• Access to the palace
• Access to the gardens
• Exhibitions
• Junior Palace

• Tea and coffee
• Meals

Paleis Het Loo, formerly the summer home of the Dutch royal family, welcomes guests to delve into its fascinating history and breathtaking gardens. Stroll through the beautifully restored rooms of William III and Mary Stuart II, and engage with the royal stories through engaging audio narratives. The palace gardens, crafted in the 17th century, display baroque elegance with their fountains, statues, and diverse plant life. Explore exhibitions that reveal the private life of the House of Orange-Nassau and take in the views from the palace roof. This ticket offers a rare chance to experience the splendor of Dutch royalty up close.

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