The palace is closed due to renovation. The gardens and stables are open from 3 April until 26 September.
Paleis Het Loo, also known under the name Paleis Het Loo National Museum Foundation, opened its doors to the public in 1984. Since then, the national museum has painted a picture of the historical links between the House of Oranje-Nassau and the Netherlands. As museum, it is important to be and remain attractive for visitors. For this reason, the board of Paleis Het Loo has drawn up a policy plan.
Read more about the Renovation and the participation of Paleis Het Loo to CollectieCentrum Nederland.
Paleis Het Loo is a public-driven interaction between palace, gardens and museum, where the history of the House of Oranje-Nassau and its domestic lifestyle is displayed in a passionate and appealing way.
Paleis Het Loo wishes to be a prestigious, international museum that connects the past and the present through a wide variety of activities. We wish to reach as large and broad an audience as possible.
Paleis Het Loo® is a registered brand name within the Benelux, both as word brand and as device trademark (the name Paleis Het Loo and the logo).