Noordeinde Palace

It has been a stronghold of the Royal House since 1609 when the state displayed it to William of Orange's matron as a gift. There are a couple of regal habitations in The Hague and 'Paleis Noordeinde'is one of them.Today, the Dutch ruler uses it as a working royal residence.

Paleis Noordeinde is arranged in the point of convergence of The Hague alongside the street Noordeinde. Solidify a visit with a walk around the street, which is outstanding for having the most raised 'thickness of craftsmanship' in the whole of Holland.You can take pictures from the street, yet the mansion itself isn't accessible to general society.

On the contrary side of Paleis Noordeinde, guests can value some peace and quiet in the Palace Garden. It's a little stop and affirmation is free. Just close by the diversion focus, and see the Royal Stables where the stallions and tutors of the Royal House are kept.