See & do

This special Whitsun fair takes place at the Stables Square. More than fourty stalls will display a great variety of 'Brocante' from The Netherlands and Belgium.

The 'Prince and Princess Days' is an annual event during the summer holidays. Come to Paleis Het Loo dressed up like a royal, decorate your own crown and sit on a royal throne!

Because of the use of the stables, the presentation of 'Royals, pets & animals' is closed and only accessible from april 2019.

Just like the opening hours, the planting of the gardens is 'not as ususal'.

Every last sunday of every month: Happy tunes in the gardens and stables. A classical music ensemble will play at 11:00h and 14:00h.

Discover a wide range of activities in the palace gardens every Thursday and Friday in September.

Visitors can enter the Coach houses to get a close look at the presentation of Dutch royal transport with carriages, cars and sleighs.

Using 17th centrury techniques Dutch Delftware garden vases have been reproduced as they were made for the first residents of Paleis Het Loo, King-Stadtholder Willem III and Queen Mary.

The palace is closed, but the roof will still be accessible to the visitors of Paleis Het Loo. Come and take a look at the gardens and the building site.

‘The Garden of Earthly Worries’ is a presentation of four abstract sculptures which explore the imbalance of humankind in nature.

The Children's Studio is the place to be for the young visitors of Paleis Het Loo. The theme of this studio is 'Royal occupation'.

Visitors can walk the Orange Trail starting at the end of the garden. The Orange Trail takes you along the ponds, pavilions and royal Boathouses in the Palace park.