Paleis Het Loo in Apeldoorn is a late-seventeenth-century royal palace, originally built as a hunting lodge for stadtholder-king William III. After an extensive restoration it reopened in 1984 as a national museum. The palace is known for its grand formal gardens and hosts a varied programme of temporary exhibitions, concerts and cultural events alongside its permanent collection on the House of Orange.
Koninklijk Park 16
The gardens of Paleis Het Loo are in full bloom during September. An ideal time to visit this historic landscape park.
Summer Nights at Paleis Het Loo offers themed evenings with live music, DJ sets, and outdoor cinema throughout the season.
Contemporary art exhibition at Paleis Het Loo examining how our relationship with nature and the environment has evolved over time.
