Paleis Het Loo

The House of Orange lived and worked at Paleis Het Loo for more than 300 years. It was a real ‘countryside’ and was used as a hunting and holiday accommodation. The Oranjes received their guests there for entertainment and business. That is why a lot of attention was paid to the gardens.

Day out to Het Loo Palace

Het Loo is the place for a day out, with your family, friends or colleagues. In the middle of the country and easily accessible. You will discover how the royal family lived and worked there. You visit the palace itself, but also the stables and coach houses. After your walk through the historic Baroque gardens with fountains and statues, you can rest at one of the restaurants.

The Oranges

The House of Orange lived at Paleis Het Loo for more than 300 years. They received their guests and strolled through the gardens, enjoying exotic flowers and plants. The gardens and stables are an important and beautiful part of Het Loo. Horses had a royal stay in the stables and impressive carriages and cars can be found in the coach houses. In the palace you follow the audio stories and hear more about the residents. A rich and generous past that you can view and experience at Paleis Het Loo.