More Info Step into Dutch imperial life with tickets to the Royal Palace Amsterdam, one of three palaces still used by the Dutch Royal House. Located on Dam Square, this 17th-century masterpiece once served as Amsterdam’s town hall before becoming a royal residence in 1808 under King Louis Napoleon.
Admire opulent chandeliers, arched ceilings, marble interiors, and artwork by Rembrandt’s pupils, including Ferdinand Bol and Govert Flinck. Explore fine Napoleonic furniture, classic paintings, and sculptures at your own pace with an audio guide available in eight languages.
Still in use for state visits and royal events, the palace offers a rare chance to experience Dutch royalty up close—no invitation required.
