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It is worth going, the Little Versailles Palace is well-deserved. You can understand history!
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Paleis Het Loo Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Lou Palace is a palace building in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands. It was built in 1685-1692 and is a Dutch Baroque building. The palace was the hunting villa of the Dutch governor William III at that time, and once became the domain of the Orange family. Now the palace is open to the public as a museum, which houses the carriages, sleighs, cars and other means of transport used by the Dutch royal family. The interior of the palace is gorgeous and exquisite, and the garden is even more beautiful. The former stables have become a small exhibition hall, introducing the development of the Dutch royal family. There are also several small exhibition halls next to it, displaying various royal antiques.
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Paleis Het Loo Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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It is worth going, the Little Versailles Palace is well-deserved. You can understand history!
Located on the outskirts of Abertoon, the historic summer palace of the Dutch royal family hunting and leisure, the baroque palace is exquisite and elegant, and there is a large art lawn in front of the palace. Tickets are a bit expensive and cost 140 yuan.
Tickets for the Rom Palace are €12.5, a baroque royal palace built in the forest area of the Netherlands, very beautiful. Worth a visit.
Located in Aperdollen, the Netherlands, the palace is now open as a museum, and there are several small exhibition halls next to it
The Dutch royal summer palace, Rom Palace (Paleis Het Loo), is a baroque royal palace in Abertoon. The Dutch word for forest palace is the name given to it because it was built in the forest area of the Netherlands. The palace was built by King William III of the Netherlands (later King of England) during the1684-1686 years. From the 17th century until the death of Queen Wilhelmina in 1962, the Summer Palace was the residence of the Orange family in the Netherlands. There are beautiful palace-style buildings and a large royal garden behind it, known as the Palace of Versailles in the north. Before entering the palace, a hundreds of meters long beech boulevard can be taken to the main entrance of the palace in an antique carriage to experience the royal feeling. After entering the palace, you can carefully appreciate each room to understand the evolution of the royal family's 300-year-old home life from William and Mary to Queen Wilhelmina. In these rooms are permanent and temporary displays of royal objects, including documents, paintings, porcelain, silverware, and royal and court costumes, presenting the Orange family's origins with the Netherlands. The eastern annex building of the palace is the Dutch Minister of Purpose Museum, where the number of medals, official clothes and other treasures is the world's highest, and the royal royal carriage, hunting car, sled and classic cars can be seen in the stables about 500 meters away from the palace. After visiting the palace and stepping into the gardens behind, you will be dumping the beauty of the big garden: the baroque garden is completely surrounded by ladders, rattan frames, carvings and vases. It is said that the flowers and plants are carefully cultivated and protected, and the beauty of the spring and summer is enjoyed by the 17th century royal family. The view is exactly the same. Orange trees are also specially planted and a greenhouse is equipped to represent the Orange family. The fountains and man-made waterfalls are also as exciting as the 17th century. The summer resort "Royal Palace" wrapped by forest lakes, faded it only belongs to the royal mystery, its original beauty and romance finally have the opportunity to show in front of the world, so that ordinary people can also come here to visit, enjoy this once belonged to the royal beauty.