Royal Palace Amsterdam

Come explore the Royal Palace of Amsterdam's hidden treasures. The current Dutch Palace represents both the Great European History and the numerous tales associated with the artwork, objects, and sculptures that adorn it now.

The Palace is located on the west side of Dam Square, a significant Town square in the nation's capital, near to the Nieuwe Kerk, a 15th-century church, and across from the War Memorial. The most historically significant part of the city fits the rich appearance perfectly!

The palace, like many other European palaces, is well known for its history and architecture. The palace served as the town hall for the Amsterdam magistrates during the Dutch Golden Age.

According to some historical records, it was also regarded to be the eighth wonder of the globe and the largest secular and governmental structure in all of Europe in the 17th century. The town hall of the time was a crucial location for socioeconomic transactions taking place in the city.

One will love the sheer size of the majestic structure and the numerous battles and difficulties that it had to endure during its lifespan in addition to the numerous events that took place there.

The Dutch royal family now uses it mostly to host and receive guests on important occasions. It is as accessible as possible to the general public and tourists, and a guided tour and the museum will make your trip quite enjoyable.

The best things to do at Royal Palace Amsterdam: 

• The abundance of opulent cheese produced in Europe is one of its outstanding features. Following your tour to the Amsterdam Royal Palace, you can go to Cheese and More Dam. You may sample and savor the wonderful range of cheese there.
• The palace's simple yet authentic cuisine provides you with the best taste of Dutch food. It is a fun approach to engaging in interactive learning about Amsterdam culture. On the website, you may reserve a trip and receive a map with adorable restaurants. Eat all the delicious delicacies while strolling around Dam Square and the Royal Palace of Amsterdam.
• There is a free culinary tour that begins in the morning that is close to the Royal Palace. While strolling through one of the most famous and tourist-friendly locations, allows you to comprehend the gastronomic history of Amsterdam.
• The floating flower market is within a 12-minute walk from the Royal Palace. There is no denying how lovely this place smells and looks! Pick up a few little things to bring home, such as adorable pots or seeds.