Palace Het Loo

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‘Paleis Het Loo’ is a 300 year old palace near Apeldoorn. This former residence of the Royal Family has been open to the public since 1984. The decorations on the inside of the palace alone are worth a visit and the gardens are an absolute highlight.

Royal History at the Palace

The best way to get an impression of how the Royal Family lived throughout the last few centuries, is by visiting Palace Het Loo. The palace can be divided into three sections:

The museum: has a splendid collection of historical objects, art and fashion.
The former stables and coach houses: present a great line-up of carriages and old timers.
The gardens and palace park: are still in their original 17th century style.

Visit Royal Palace Het Loo

Needless to say, the Palace Het Loo in Apeldoorn will take your breath away. You can visit the palace any day of the week, except on Mondays. A tour takes three hours and shows you every detail of Holland’s most stunning palace.

Practical Information

opening hours

2 Jan 2012 - 31 Dec 2012	Tue - Sun	10:00 - 17:00

Prices

2012

CJP (cultural youth pass)	€ 4 , 00
groups of adults minimum group size: 20 persons	€ 10 , 00
children from: 6 year	€ 4 , 00
adults from: 6 year	€ 12 , 00

Prices subject to change

Information

General facilities

coach parking ,
pub-restaurant ,
parking facilities ,
cloakroom (attended) ,
museum shop

Conditions

no pets

Collections

cars ,
typography ,
hunting ,
education and upbringing ,
carriages and coaches ,
toys ,
clothing and textiles ,
architecture ,
sculpture ,
flora and fauna ,
coins and pennies ,
government ,
painting (from 1850) ,
tapestry ,
clocks ,
pottery and ceramics ,
film ,
cartography ,
uniforms and military ,
applied arts ,
war and arms ,
painting (1600-1850) ,
interiors

Disabled

wheelchair available (upon request)