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A monument built by Jacob van Campen in the 17th century in a classical and austere style in Amsterdam
This imposing palace was built by Jacob van Campen in the 17th century as a town hall. It now belongs to the crown, and serves as the royal residence. It is also used for official receptions, such as Emmanuel Macron's state visit in 2023. The tour is magnificent: you'll discover all the important rooms, the extraordinary Empire furniture, the works of art, the sculptures and the history of the place. It's one of the city's must-sees.
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Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, closed for official visits. 12.50 per adult, free for minors.
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In the heart of the capital is the Royal Palace of Amsterdam, one of King Willem-Alexander's residences, which is also open to visitors whenever possible.
Originally built as Amsterdam's town hall, the building was transformed into a royal palace in 1808 by King Louis Napoleon. Its magnificent Empire furniture - one of the finest collections in the world - is still used for royal receptions. Discover the grandeur of the 17th century in the impressive Citizens' Hall and its marble galleries.
Discover the magnificent architecture, marvel at the palace's special details and sculptures, and admire the palatial interiors adorned with works of art by famous artists, including Govert Flinck and Ferdinand Bol, pupils of Rembrandt, thanks to free audio tours for adults and children.
Members' reviews on PALEIS OP DE DAM - ROYAL PALACE
la famille royale n'y vit pas mais certaines réceptions officiels y sont encore organisées