Royal Palace Tour, 300 Years of Interiors of the House of Orange

Private tour in Amsterdam

Tour Price : 560-880 euro Duration : full day Languages: English, German, Dutch

Every European country has a royal palace or several of them, which feature distinct architectural features and tell the fascinating history of local monarchy. Holland is not an exception, and if you’re looking forward to exploring its magnificent royal landmarks, the Het Loo Royal Palace is the best place to start!

The Het Loo Palace isn’t strictly a palace, as the tablet at its entrance states that it’s “pleasure house”. Regardless of how you call it, the grandeur of this architectural complex built during the 17th century is really impressive. In fact, a typical private tour in Holland  may advertise this place as the Versailles of Holland, which gives you an idea of the splendor found in the palace and garden . Still, if comparing Het Loo to the famous French royal residence the former is obviously more restrained and has less posh to it, resembling an elegant gentlemen’s place for enjoying a rest in the beautiful woods of Apeldoorn. The palace wields an enchanting atmosphere and you’ll surely want to stay for much longer there.

There is also an option for visiting the Kroller Moller Museum not far from the Palace, which houses an impressive collection of Van Gogh’s works and one of the largest sculpture gardens in Europe with several works of Rodin and other famous artists like the Dutch architect Rietveld . Please, specify if you want to make this visit when booking the tour so that I would arrange the route in the best way possible.

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