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A child reads about the royal house in the exhibition: The Oranges

Through in-depth lectures, learn about the history of Paleis Het Loo and the House of Orange-Nassau. Discover stories about people, objects, artworks, exhibitions, the palace, and its gardens.

Lectures: varying dates and times

Lectures are organised at different times in line with (temporary) exhibitions and/or events. On this page, you will find more information about the lectures taking place in the near future. Check the daily schedule at the entrance desk on the day of your visit to see which lectures are available and at what times.

Visitors in presentation The House of Orange
Visitors in permanent exhibition The House of Orange
Paintings with members of the House of Orange
Members of the House of Orange-Nassau

Lectures

General information

  • Location: varies, check at entrance desk

  • Duration: approx. 60 minutes

  • Cost: included with admission ticket

  • Register at the entrance desk or reserve via the ticket shop

Upcoming lectures

Portrait photo of Anna Bitkina

Walk & talk by curator Anna Bitkina

29 August at 1:00 pm, 60 minutes, register at the ticket desk, free of charge

Join curator Anna Bitkina on an in-depth walk & talk of a selection of works from State Of Wander. The central question is: how do we view a collection today that depicts our relationship with nature, yet stems from a largely Western, Eurocentric perspective? This walk & talk in conducted in English.

Berceau in the queen's garden

Wanderdays

Saturday 19 September at 1:00 pm

An inspiring afternoon with talks, performances, walks, and shared reflection. The Wanderdays are conducted in English.

Curator Renske Ek standing next to a garden vase

Guided tour through the gardens

In the gardens, you’ll be transported 335 years back in time. The garden is exactly as the first residents of Paleis Het Loo, King-Stadtholder William III and Queen Mary, laid it out. Starting point: the King’s Garden.