Royal Palace Amsterdam tickets
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Free Cancellation
USD 13.65
Key Highlights
- The Royal Palace Amsterdam is the center of royal affairs in the Netherlands.
- The palace hosts award shows, state visits, New Year's festivities, and other regal occasions.
- Constructed in the 17th century as the city hall it has lavish marble furnishings, exquisite artwork, and elaborate sculptures throughout the palace.
- In 1808, Louis Napoleon converted the palace into his royal residence.
- Tours of the palace will be intriguing, with audio guides available in eight different languages.
About Royal Palace Amsterdam tickets
Destined over the Dam Square, this 17th-century monument, you’ll see that this has been one of the hottest spots in the city for 350 years. When you step inside, you'll see paintings and sculptures by artists like Rembrandt's pupils, Ferdinand Bol, and Govert Flinck, you will be able to lay eyes on other notable artists of the era and make reference to the city's affluence and influences during the Dutch Golden Age. Admire the furniture, chandeliers, art, and clocks of a former time that will welcome you as you walk the hallowed marble halls of Royal Palace Amsterdam.
During the height of the 17th century, the Royal Palace Amsterdam was built as the town hall, and its importance is more than obvious in the architecture and opulent marble interior. About the royal palace amsterdam: when Louis Napoleon (brother of le petit caporal) was the King of Holland, he co-opted it, turning it from town hall into his royal palace in 1808. Learn all about the bygone era, the royals, and the remarkable history of the fascinating interior as you walk from your audio guide which is available in eight different languages.
Inclusions
- Admission to the Royal Palace of Amsterdam
- Audio guide
- Professional tour guide proficient in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish
Exclusions
- Guided tours (available for groups of 10+ at separate booking)
- Food and beverages
- Hotel transfer
Insiders' Tips
Enter the palace through the priority lane and show your smartphone ticket at the entrance.
Additional Information
- The Koninklijk Paleis is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, though hours may vary depending on royal events (so be sure to check it out). The last admission to the venue is allowed up to 30 minutes before closing time, so be sure to arrive in advance.
- There is no formal dress code required to enter the palace, visitors are encouraged to wear comfortable, casual attire to enjoy their experience fully.
- For security reasons, large bags and backpacks are not permitted inside the palace, these items must be checked into the cloakroom before entering.
- Photography is allowed for personal use, allowing visitors to capture their memories, however, flash photography and tripods are strictly prohibited to preserve the historic interiors.
- To maintain the pristine condition of the palace, food and drinks are not allowed inside (please finish any snacks or beverages before entering).
- Enhance your visit with an audio guide, available in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin, Russian, and Spanish.
- The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, featuring an elevator, a wheelchair-friendly restroom, and wheelchairs available on-site for those who need them.
Cancellation Policy
- You can cancel your booking for a full refund until 48 hours on the day before your visit. However, rescheduling is not possible with this ticket option.
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Ratings & Reviews
The audio guide, in your choice of language, was well worth using. The palace is a quiet,...
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A grand, opulent royal palace. There's a cloakroom for coats and bags near the entrance....
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The chandeliers, clocks, furniture and paintings are all sumptuous. There's a priority lane,...
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Book online in advance, and make sure it's open on your day. The lack of text panels means you rely entirely on the headset....
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The Great Hall, with its marble floor showing the maps of the world, was awe-inspiring....
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When you book, you even get a charming letter welcoming you on the King's behalf. It closes for royal events,...
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The Golden Age art and the Empire furniture together are a treat. Loved every marble hall.
It's still a working royal palace, used for state visits and ceremonies. The palace is open from 10am to 5 or 6pm,...
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The history is fascinating; built as a town hall, it became a palace under Napoleon's brother....
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A magnificent, often-overlooked gem. It's on the small side, so it's a fairly short visit of an hour or so....
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The Empire-style furniture, from Louis Napoleon's day, is beautiful. It's a little pricey for the size to some....
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Pick up the free audio guide, as there are no text panels inside. Some of the rooms felt a little sparse or empty....
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The headset tour, included in the ticket, explained the history beautifully. There's a priority lane,...
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A grand, opulent royal palace. When you book, you receive a letter welcoming you on the King's behalf....
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The headset tour, included in the ticket, explained the history beautifully. Some found it smaller than they'd imagined....
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If you like history and grand interiors, it's a must. It's occasionally shut at short notice for state functions....
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The history is fascinating; built as a town hall, it became a palace under Napoleon's brother....
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If you like history and grand interiors, it's a must. It embodies the wealth and confidence of the Dutch Golden Age....
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The free audio guide, available in several languages, was informative and easy to use. The Citizens'...
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It's hard to take in all the beautiful sculpture, paintings and decor. Tickets are around 12.50 to 13.50 euros,...
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