Het Loo Palace

Het Loo Palace, located in the small town of Apeldoorn, is the summer residence of the royal family of the Netherlands. After the death of Queen Wilhelmina, the palace became the property of the state, according to her will. During the tour of the palace we will see the original setting. The collection of the palace-museum has about 160 thousand exhibits, it is furniture, sculptures, paintings, costumes, photographs, books and much, much more. The stables of the palace are also open to visitors, there you can see the collection of crews of the XIX and XX centuries. A regular French-style garden was laid out on the grounds, which is why Het Loo was sometimes called the Dutch Versailles.