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One of the most emblematic historic buildings in Amsterdam. This majestic palace is not only a crucial part of Dutch history but also a splendid example of classical architecture.
What Can You Expect?
Rich History: The Royal Palace on Dam square, originally built as a town hall in the 17th century, plays a vital role in Dutch royal history. It serves as the official reception palace for King Willem-Alexander.- Architectural Masterpiece: Admire the impressive architecture and magnificent interiors of the palace. The building is renowned for its classical façade and lavishly decorated rooms, throne halls, and historic galleries.
- Special Chambers: Visitors will stroll through the imposing Burgerzaal, the Mayor's Chamber, the Schepenzaal, and the Vroedschapskamer on the first floor. These beautiful halls are used for official receptions by the Royal House and are adorned with paintings by famous artists like Ferdinand Bol and Govaert Flinck.
Palace Highlights: Some of the highlights within the palace include:- Burgerzaal: An impressive central hall with stunning marble floors and rich embellishments.
- Throne Hall: Where the king holds important ceremonies and receptions.
- Royal Apartments: Featuring elegantly furnished rooms that provide insight into the life of the royal family.
- Atlas of Amsterdam Collection: Showcasing historical maps, cityscapes, and prints depicting the development of Amsterdam.

A Royal Experience

Furthermore Royal Palace on the Dam is near the following sights: Nieuwe Kerk (New Church) (±70 m), Erotic Museum (±90 m), Madame Tussauds (±90 m), Ripley’s Believe It or Not! (±175 m) & Body Worlds (±300 m).
For information
Dam, Amsterdam
tel. +31 206 204 060
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