Paleis Het Loo is one of the most famous palaces in the Netherlands and is located in Apeldoorn. It was built at the end of the 17th century as a country residence for King-Stadholder William III and Queen Mary II. Today, it is a museum where you can discover how the House of Orange lived in the past.

Inside the palace, you can walk through beautifully furnished rooms featuring impressive furniture, paintings, and unique objects from various eras. The gardens are also a real eye-catcher. With their fountains, flowers, and symmetrical layout, they show what a royal garden looked like hundreds of years ago.

Following a major renovation, Paleis Het Loo has become even more attractive to visitors. In addition to the historic rooms, there are interactive exhibitions that bring history to life in a fun and educational way. There is plenty to discover for young and old.

A visit to Paleis Het Loo is a wonderful combination of history, culture, and nature. Whether you are interested in the royal family, old buildings, or simply want a day out, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Visit the website of Paleis Het Loo.

By public transport

1. Walk from our B&B to the bus stop opposite the B&B on Europaweg.
2. Take bus line 2 towards Apeldoorn Station.
3. From the bus station, take bus 102 or 112 towards Paleis Het Loo.
4. Get off at the Paleis Het Loo stop.
5. From the bus stop, it is about a walk 2 minutes to the main entrance of Paleis Het Loo.

🚍 Travel time: approximately 20 minutes, depending on the time of departure.
Tip 1: Are you traveling with an OV-chipkaart or debit card? Then you can easily check in and out on the bus. Always check the current departure times in the 9292 or OVinfo app before departure.

Tip 2: Paleis Het Loo is within walking distance of Berg & Bos and the Apenheul. This allows you to combine these three attractions perfectly during a single day out.