Discover Paleis Het Loo
Paleis Het Loo is an outing for everyone. Learn something new about the origins of the Netherlands and the House of Orange. Discover it for yourself.
Museum and outing
Paleis Het Loo is a 17th-century palace of the House of Orange, now a museum where you can see how its former residents lived and worked. It features exhibitions about the House of Orange, the origins of the Netherlands, and contemporary topics. At the stables square, you can find a collection of cars and carriages. You can also explore the stunning palace gardens, and there's a special Junior Palace for children.
See and do at Paleis Het Loo
Palace tours
with audio guidesDiscover the first residents of Paleis Het Loo, Willem and Mary, through a palace tour. The tour Wilhelmina’s Home explores life in the palace during the 19th and 20th centuries. Audio stories bring the rooms to life, providing an immersive experience.
The gardens
welcome to the 17th centuryThe palace garden at Paleis Het Loo is designed to reflect the vision of King-stadtholder Willem III and Queen Mary II Stuart. They commissioned a large garden behind their palace, intended to surprise and impress visitors and provide a space for their own enjoyment.
The House of Orange
fixed presentationExplore the origins of the Netherlands and the role of the House of Orange, from Willem I to Amalia. This journey spans six periods, you discover the history of the Orange-Nassau family and the nation through objects, images, and animations.
Time travel
get to know the palaceIn the basement of Paleis Het Loo, you can watch an introductory film showcasing how the palace has evolved over 335 years. The exhibition "Traces from the Past" features unique artifacts, such as beer mugs and the communication system used by the staff.
Junior Palace
for children aged 3 to 12Complete tasks and organize an unforgettable party! This experience combines real objects with a digital world, featuring various themed areas, from Kitchen Affairs to Dance Affairs. Children will be enchanted by this colorful palace designed for them.
Stables square
coach houses and restaurantsAt the stables square, you'll find the stables and coach houses, showcasing a collection of carriages and cars. Across from the stables is the prince Hendrik garage, which has been transformed into a restaurant with a terrace. Next to it is the mini playground, Speelpaleis Het Loo, providing a fun space for children.
Restaurant balzaal and High Tea
restaurant in the palaceIn restaurant balzaal, you can enjoy coffee, lunch, or high tea, featuring a variety of treats such as sweet madeleines, tarts, savory sandwiches, and flammkuchen. There is a wide selection of teas available. For a special experience, consider the Royal High Tea, which includes a glass of cava and an amuse-bouche to start.
Events and Activities
programThroughout the year, Paleis Het Loo hosts various events, including the Prince and Princess Days and the Winter Palace. Additional activities such as guided tours and summer concerts are also organized. Keep an eye out on the Paleis Het Loo website and social media channels to stay updated, so you don't miss out on any happenings!
