24/09/2026
[MADE WITH SAINT-GOBAIN]
Museum Paleis Het Loo is a historic palace and museum. Originally built in the 17th century for Stadtholder William III of Orange-Nassau, this former royal residence remained in use as a royal palace until 1975. Today, the museum offers a rich insight into Dutch history, art and royal heritage.
Following its latest renovation, carried out between 2018 and 2023, new exhibition halls and spaces were added. According to the Prix Versailles, Het Loo, with its stunning palace gardens, is one of the most beautiful museums in Europe.
Renovating and transforming a historic monument of this scale presented a major challenge, requiring flawless finishes on high walls and ceilings, precise measurements and meticulous attention to numerous complex details.
ROYAL PALACE “HET LOO”, NETHERLANDS
Architect: KAAN Architecten
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