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The Royal Palace of Amsterdam in Amsterdam (Dutch: Koninklijk Paleis van Amsterdam or Paleis op de Dam) is one of three palaces in the Netherlands which are at the disposal of the monarch by Act of Parliament.
Royal Palace Amsterdam. In the middle of the capital stands the Royal Palace Amsterdam, King Willem-Alexander’s official reception palace. The Palace plays a major role during state visits, but also other royal occasions, such as New Year’s receptions, gala dinners and award ceremonies.
The Royal Palace of Amsterdam is situated on Dam Square in the very center of Amsterdam and is open to public for scheduled visits. Short history of the Palace. The project started in 1648 and the first section was opened in 1655. It was originally built as the city hall for the magistrates of Amsterdam.
You are welcome to visit the Royal Palace Amsterdam. The Palace is open to visitors at times when there are no royal receptions. During your visit you will receive a free audio tour. A special tour has been developed for families and children. You can also visit the Royal Palace on a guided tour.
The history of the Royal Palace Amsterdam can be divided into four periods. 1648: A new city hall The palace was originally built as a city hall for the burgomaster and magistrates of Amsterdam, who awarded the project to the celebrated architect Jacob van Campen in 1648.
About the Palace. In the middle of the capital stands the Royal Palace Amsterdam, King Willem-Alexander’s official reception palace. The Palace plays a major role during state visits, but also other royal occasions, such as New Year’s receptions, gala dinners and award ceremonies.
Here you can buy your tickets for a visit to the Royal Palace Amsterdam, King Willem-Alexander's official reception palace. You can order a maximum of 15 tickets at a time. You can book a group visit (over 15 people) or request a guided tour using the special buttons on this page.
