Paleis Het Loo Reviews

You've got to love it! The crowds are certainly not too bad!

Beautiful palace and gardens. Princess days for little girls a must

Palace itself currently under construction but nice park with klassy restaurant. You feel like a Queen for today

Visiting the Netherlands and skipping this palace / museum is really impossible. Even now that a major renovation is being carried out. There is plenty to see and experience. Beautiful garden. Beautiful park. The crown domain of more than 10,000 ha is an oasis of peace and you can easily meet the deer, roe deer and wild boars.

Beautiful garden, museum was closed due to the renovation.

Too bad parking is so expensive!

Visited on the day they repair, but still enjoy the view of the garden

Heel apart om in de kamers te lopen waar voormalige koningen prinsessen en koninginnen hebben gewoond. En dan die prachtige rustgevende tuin. Je moet het gezien hebben

Was nice, not that busy, nice walk through the gardens and the park / forest.
Rest for an hour under a tree.
Actually wanted to jump into that big pond, but didn't know if it was allowed, so didn't do it.
Successful day.
The garden is well maintained and the workers are very nice.

The outdoor fair spirit or winter was disappointing. For 17.50 euros entrance you can expect that there are many original and different stalls. And that there are enough toilets.
If you like women's clothing, knitted clothes, wool, hats and rusty accessories, then you should go there.
The carriage museum is fun.
Palace 't Loo is being renovated

Prachtig paleis met mooie tuinen. Zeker het bezoeken waard.

The palace with the baroque palace gardens is beautiful. Recommended.

The most special exhibitions every year. We love to walk around the gardens of the palace. You can easily come here by bicycle from our bed and breakfast. Vierhouten, Gortel then Apeldoorn. We also want to visit the musical this year. Guests with us brought this to our attention.

Had the best experience..enjoyed the market and the garden of course!

Beautiful garden. Too bad that the palace is temporarily closed.

The gardens are also under renovation. Will be beautiful again

Definitely a good tourist attraction to at least visit once when coming to holland. Beautifully kept garden, too bad the palace is closed for a few years due to renovations. Still the garden is worth a visit.

I as king of the remote control really felt at home
everything was beautiful only i missed a tv jacuzie the pool and the caviar
therefore I am very angry but still 3 stars for the effort

Beautiful gardens, friendly staff but very overshot in the Corona measures

Absolutely amazing English Garden, a great day to spend with family

Very beautiful and what a work to keep up with this beautifully

Nice gardens. Informative stories were told by people in various places and you could also ask them questions

The place has enchanted me. The grounds, the car shows, the restaurant, the facilities, and the staff have made a great impression on me. I must regret that the Palace is not visiting because it is under construction, but the rest of the facilities make you forget that detail. The only downside that I see with the gardens is how exposed they are to inclement weather. During my visit, we experienced scorching heat, and much of the gardens without a shade to shelter under. For one euro (round trip), they take you from the entrance to the gardens. At the end of them, you can catch your breath and contemplate the gardens with the Palace in the background by taking something that you can buy at a kiosk. A totally recommended visit that I finished off in the souvenir shop, with articles of all prices and very original.

Beautiful gardens. Can't wait to go back and see the house once the work is complete. Note: the peacock is crafty and will stand in front of the do not feed the peacock sign, obscuring it until after you have fed him. Don't be fooled like I was.

Unique location. Beautiful garden and environment. Highly recommended.

Will be renovated until 2021, the gardens are accessible

The gardens are not suitable for wheelchair users due to stairs and the toilets cannot be reached

Beautiful gardens! You do not have to go to Paris to see such a thing.

Very beautiful and extensive palace grounds, that were very frequently used by queen Wilhelmina when she lived there. However, the palace itself is currently closed because they're transforming it into a museum. And the tickets aren't any cheaper to make up for it. That said, there's plenty left to see in the park and on the roof of the palace. And the staff is excellent, very helpful in explaining things about the castle and how it was used by the royal family. Just be aware that everything is outside now, so keep an eye on the weather when you plan to come here. Parking for any longer than exactly 2 hours will cost you Euro 7,50, so if you come by car add that to the ticket price. Worth a visit.

Beautiful fountains and a huge garden, park.
Super

Leuk om zeker eens te gaan bezoeken. Als je alles wilt zien, het paleis, de tuinen en het park trek er dan voldoende tijd vooruit. Zeker als je ook nog eens gezellig in het restaurant wat wilt drinken en of eten.

Het Loo Palace is located in the heart of the Netherlands, near the town of Apeldoorn, Gelderland. The estate is over 300 years old and is known as the Dutch Versailles because of the beautiful gardens built in French style since the construction of the castle. The mansion is a site of national importance, it is a monument of culture and is open to visitors from the beginning of May until the end of October from 10 am to 5 pm on Tuesdays to Sundays inclusive. The ticket price for adults is 14.50 EUR, for children under 3 years the entrance is free of charge.

The area is fascinatingly beautiful, the geometric-precise beauty of the surrounding world is built with taste and love for centuries. Shooting in the palace is allowed, the only condition is to avoid lightning, lamps and to keep as quiet as possible in the palace labyrinths, as if we do not awaken or worry the spirits of the aristocratic individuals who peer through the portraits of different sizes, oatmeal the walls of the entire palace cloister.

Landscaping in this vast terrain, French, English and German architects worked in royal gardens and parks. Surrounding space is a fine embroidery with incredible colorful panels and extremely fine green areas. The colorful fairy is complemented by romantic walkways, covered with gravel, statues and fountains. A warning: wear closed, low and comfortable shoes.

Wonderful for a tourist visit place and wonderful for a close encounter with Dutch history. I recommend with pleasure. There is a paid parking, the price is 5 Euro per car, regardless of the stay.

A good look at where your taxes and taxes went in the 17/18 / 19th century.

There are nice props from that time to see beautiful painting and beautifully decorated rooms.

The garden is beautiful and well cared for.

Princes / Princess Days (despite the corona measures) well organized again. We missed the carriage ;-)

Beautiful gardens. Too bad that the maze of the old lock is not accessible. A beautiful maze is indispensable for a self-respecting royal garden.

First time I pay an entrance fee during my photo tour I really wanted to see that palace so I went in a little lighter. roof with bending floor hmmmm I did have fun, maybe it is better when everything is ready We'll just wait for it

Beautiful gardens, despite the major renovation, a great day

Prachtig museum. Schitterende tuinen. In tegenstelling tot wat gezegd wordt mag er binnen in het paleis gewoon gefotografeerd worden, maar wel zonder flits. Een goede camera kan dit op de meeste plaatsen prima aan :-)

Location under construction but worth the trip for its beautiful gardens

Certainly, but wait until mid-2020, then you can visit the castle itself with the museum underground

Great baroc garden surrounded by a huge palace. Renovated now but in 2021 when everything will be opened will be incredible

A tour with audio tour makes a visit even more fun!

I'm curious what it will look like when the renovation is finished.

Nice but a pity that the palace was closed due to renovation.

We were at the winter fair at the Loo Palace. Was very nice

A nice place to go back in history. Beautiful garden and seeing the old cars of the Royal House is also fun. The coffee was tasty!

Beautiful gardens, friendly staff, too bad that the palace is under construction. The stables are historically interesting.

Access to the roof was open. Great nice view and nice to see the renovation / renovation from above.

Norm, but the palace renovation is still a couple of years. Walking around the park nearby is free (although the museum map and the palace are free)

Interesting story of the royal family of the Netherlands

The palace buildings were closed because renovation so much was missed.

Very nice French garden by the castle. The castle is under renovation (reopening in 2021), but an uncomplicated view of the construction site and park from the roof. One would wish for so much courage (?) From German museum administrators. After climbing the stairs, the supervisor asked whether you would like to drink some water! Heard something like that in D? My respect for the Dutch organizers and museum staff.
Worth a visit despite the current construction site.

Absolutely a place worth visiting even with younger kids. We had a lot of fun doing the treasure hunts together with our kids.

Beautiful but big. When it is busy, there is a long wait before you can view a room.

Anyone who knows Versailles does not imagine that there is a competitor on Earth: Paleis Het Loo! When France and Holland disputed the hegemony in Europe in the seventeenth century, Guillaume de Orange was not obliged and built a beautiful Palace with Dutch Baroque architecture, with beautiful gardens, worthy to leave the Sun King with envy.

All this despite the Palace being undergoing renovations and only reopening in 2021