Binnenhof

'Het Binnenhof' in The Hague has been the focal point of governmental issues in the Netherlands. Every single political issue and undertakings of the state were and still are talked about here.

The structures of Het Binnenhof and the rich history make a visit certainly justified regardless of your time. Without an uncertainty, the most attractive piece of the Binnenhof is the Ridderzaal.

This great building was raised in the thirteenth and fourteenth hundreds of years as the stronghold of the Counts of Holland, in spite of the fact that its present outline was finished towards the finish of the most recent century.

The building that had been ignored for quite a while was remodeled under the authority of Chief Government Architect C.H. Dwindles, remaking the colossal timber rooftop. P.J.H. Cuypers was engaged with the remodel as a counselor and furthermore outlined the wellspring before the Ridderzaal, which includes a statue of the Dutch Count and Elector William II.