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The official 'office' of H.M. King Willem Alexander of the Netherlands. A palace, used by several generations of the Dutch Royal Family and the location from where the monarch starts the tour to the Binnenhof to open the Governmental year. Afterwards, it is followed by a ceremonial appearance at the...
The former residence of the Counts of Holland. Today, it is the seat of the Dutch government. The complex includes several wings and building. The ‘Ridderzaal’ (Hall of knights) is one of the most famous buildings of the complex. It is the location where the opening of the parliament takes place ann...
A former noble residence was originally situated here. A new residence was built and purchased by the Dutch royal family. Today, it is the seat of the ‘Raad van state’: the Netherlands' Council of State. Therefore, it is not accessible for visitors.
A former residence, built for a governmental representative. Several families owned the urban residence. In 1845, King William II of the Netherlands purchased the residence. Some family members resided in the palace, others used it as their office. It was sold to the municipality of Den Haag in 1990...
Today, this urban palace hosts the Royal Theatre in The Hague. Originally, Charles Christian, Prince of Nassau-Weilburg commissioned an urban palace in 1766. He was married to princess Carolina of Orange-Nassau. Stadholder William V of the Netherlands was his brother-in-law. Due to circumstances, th...
Paleis Noordeinde - De Koninklijke Stallen / Royal Stables are not a residence per se, but are a part of the Royal Court in Den Haag. As such, visitors can opt to visit the stables, when Paleis Noordeinde opens its doors. (So far, this took place during the summer months.) When opening to visit...
The official residence of H.M. King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands. The Palace includes the ‘Oranjezaal’ a monumental room, dedicated to Stadholder Frederik Hendrik of Orange Nassau. The Palace was also, sometimes, the location for the inauguration of the Dutch government.