Today we went to Paleis het Loo. Beautiful garden,...

Today we went to Paleis het Loo. Beautiful garden, lovely park where you can walk and despite renovations still plenty to see.

Personally I think it's just a wow moment when you will turn into the driveway of the Palace to the parking lots. The Palace is located in a wooded area and is just like a fairy tale.

The reception is also warm, because upon entering you are welcomed and the lobby, where you can buy souvenirs and tickets.

We have a museum pass, so the entrance is free. VIP cardholders of Bankgiroloterij may also enter for free. After purchasing the tickets you first walk past the stables, where the horses were or may still be on some occasions.

When purchasing the tickets, we were told that the roof was accessible again from 2 pm, so that you got a nice overview of the garden.

Children can not ignore it, there is a very nice toy palace, as soon as you make your way to the Palace. There are enough benches where you can sit to enjoy the beautiful palace and the beautiful surroundings.

We had food and drinks with us, so you had the feeling that you were having a picnic in a beautiful garden! Ideal with children. They can play wonderfully, lose energy every now and then and then walk further. I question the older children, whether they like this Palace ..., but if they find it very drowsy and not cool after fifteen minutes, then I personally am not surprised. ;-)

There are also restaurants where you can eat and drink, but here we do not use them.

In any case, the healthy mountain air does bode well for young and old. And children can run, jump, draw in the children's workshop or play in a beautiful toy house. It is great fun for young children! Ours wanted to go to bed early tonight and sleep like a baby!

Point of attention: It was a challenge for me personally to get the parking ticket out and to put it back in the machine at the barrier when leaving. Despite the fact that I drove close to the machine with my car.

Parking: Not free, 2.50 euros per hour with a maximum rate of 7.00 euros.