A must see site. Less crowded than expected (end of summer holidays). So much beautiful artwork. I particularly loved the great hall. Note, only a small portion of the palace is open to the public, but still plenty to see. The self guided tour recommended. Expect to take 2+ hrs to view properly.

Beautiful palace! Not many people know that you can visit it easily with booking a ticket for only €12 which includes a free audio guide. I really enjoyed my visit and learned a lot from the audio guide.

It's a good place to visit especially with the audio. But some places you can't even go inside the rooms. They put a plexiglass in the room entrance. U can take pictures but they won't let you video record. Kind of weird.

So from the outside it doesn’t look like much but it was open so I went as its something I haven’t done in the city center. Inside was so much more than expected. The carvings and paintings all over this place were simply amazing. Well worth the 12 Euros to get in.

I had a very special day at the Royal Palace. It's not only beautiful but filled with so much history. Definitely more than worth the small entry fee. I would definitely happily go there again with another person as this was a solo trip 😊

Once a city hall and now a royal palace of the Netherlands. Decorated with various sculptures of Gods, portraits with several active offices, rooms, hallways. It’s a 1.5 hr tour with complimentary audio guide. Quite interesting to walk through the history of the palace and the current state. You can also view the balcony of the palace, although you cannot go there.

Beautiful palace whose history I, as a Dutchman, did not even know. For the Dutchman, an absolute must-see. The audio tour is very informative, user-friendly. I found -in contrast to the opening of the king's working palace- the route not very clear. The information on se history of the palace is great. Nice to see many rooms and to know more about the history but also how the rooms are used today. Good thing they open this palace to the public!

Great food, amazing furniture, the King is really nice; he even laughed at a couple of my jokes during the meal. Enjoyed sleeping in the stateroom. I am insanely jealous of Louis Napoleon's bookcase. A great self guided tour in all honestly.

Overall, a good palace to visit. The big pluses: the palace is still functional, unlike many other palaces. The staffs were friendly and helpful. The palace itself was smaller than expected. It contained less artefacts than expected too. The audio guide was superb nevertheless! Five-star! They are easy to use, with options to get even more information. They also contained three different types, catering for adults, teenagers, and small kids alike. One of the best ones I've experienced.

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It's a beautiful palace. The sculptures inside are very detailed and impressive as well as the decorations of the rooms. Using the free audio guide gives you a better insight about the history of the palace.

Entrance to the palace is only 10 euros and it is well worth it. It includes a free audio tour that is offered in multiple languages and it gives an in depth explanation of basically everything inside the palace. If you have kids with you, don't worry, they have an audio tour for them too that is story based. It is a very grand place to be and the intricacies in the stonework are incredible. Everything has meaning and the symbolism runs deep. Definitely don't sit this one out!

Located very near to Amsterdam central station, this historic palace offers a view of some beautiful paintings, architecture, sculptures. They provide you a prerecorded audio guide for your personal use. Kids entry is free and the palace provides a restroom facility for visitors. You can take photos, but videography is not allowed.

The visit takes around an hour (and fifteen minutes more). Sculptures, chambers, and decorations are great. You can hear all history behind by acquiring a headset in the entrance. Entrance tickets can be bought online for €12.50 per person (adult).

A beautiful town hall turned palace located in the center of Amsterdam. If you’re interested in history, art, architecture, or just want to get to know a bit more about the city, it’s a great place to visit. The entrance fee includes an audio guide with headset that shows you around. The tour takes about 1-1.5 hours to complete. You get to see Citizen’s Hall and walk through the rooms that host visitors during state visits. Well worth a visit on your trip to Amsterdam.

The Palace is the best place to see in the entire city. It's better than the Rijksmuseum or any other. It teaches about today's monarchy and a lot about the history of the city back to when it was the city house. Awesome! 10/10

The building looks very big ,but for the museum it's only 1 floor....very pity 😑 .. Beatufull interior of rooms, but all of them look the same... you can see it by Pic. 1 hour and it's max that you need in this place.. My recommendations to visit 👍

If you are into history, this place has lots of stories to tell. If not you may find this hard to engage with, it really is down to personal preferences; the content is not easy to digest so it will need to be right up your alley for you to enjoy it. Otherwise, it's great and is reasonably priced. Lots of interesting things to see and explore.

Fantastic museum. A hidden gem. Did not know this initial used town hall was so enhanced with art. The sculptures alone took 17 years to complete!

Indahnya istana yuliana.aq pernah dengar kabar bahwa Belanda akan memberikan kompensasi atas kekejamannya jaman dahulu pada era penjajahan kolonial Belanda .Westerling dan denjles salah satu nya .denjles pembuat jalan Anyer panarukan di Java .dia memakai rakyat kami sebagai pekerja nya tanpa upah tanpa makan .kerja rodi namanya

(Translated by Google) An absolutely incredible facade architecture! Unfortunately, thank you COVID 19, I was unable to visit but day and night the ornate facades are a feast for the eyes. How good to hear the bells ringing in this building; a detour is necessary via AMSTERDAM (Original) Une architecture des façades absolument incroyable ! Malheureusement, merci COVID 19, je n’ai pas pu visiter mais de jour comme de nuit les façades très ouvragées sont un regal pour les yeux. Qu’il est bon d’entendre sonner les cloches de ce bâtiment ; un détour s’impose en passant par AMSTERDAM

(Translated by Google) The Royal Palace of Amsterdam (Dutch: Koninklijk Paleis Amsterdam; common name for German: Paleis op de Dam) is one of three palaces in the Netherlands run by the monarch, located in the capital of Amsterdam, Dam Square. The palace building was erected in 1655 by Jacob van Kampen, inspired by Roman architecture (so-called Dutch classicism). These classic forms and luxury of interiors, according to the author, were to emphasize the grandeur of Amsterdam. A solid foundation of 13,659 wooden piles was laid for the construction of the palace, and the walls were built of yellow sandstone, specially brought from Germany. Three floors are crowned by a dome with a weather vane in the form of a sea vessel. The interior of the palace is made of marble. The central hall measures 36 × 18 m and is 27.5 m high; the hemispheres of the Earth are depicted on the floor. The palace was built during the Republic and was used as Amsterdam City Hall until 1808, after which it housed the residence of Louis Bonaparte. The palace was later handed over to the Royal House of Orange, and in 1935 the state bought the Royal Palace. Numerous halls and galleries of the palace exhibit paintings by prominent Dutch artists - Rembrandt, Hovert Flink, Jacob Jordans, Jan Livens and Ferdinand Bol. (Original) Королівський палац Амстердама (нід. Koninklijk Paleis Amsterdam; поширена назва нід. Paleis op de Dam — Палац на (площі) Дам) — один з трьох палаців у Нідерландах, які перебувають у віданні монарха, розташований у столиці країни місті Амстердам на площі Дам. Будівля палацу була зведена в 1655 році за проектом Якоба ван Кампена, натхненного римською архітектурою (так званий голландський класицизм). Ці класичні форми та розкіш інтер'єрів за задумом автора мали підкреслити велич Амстердама. Для будівництва палацу був закладений міцний фундамент з 13 659 дерев'яних паль, а мури зводились із жовтого пісковика, привезеного спеціально з Німеччини. Три поверхи вінчає купол з флюгером у вигляді морського судна. Внутрішнє оздоблення палацу виконано з використанням мармуру. Центральна зала має розміри 36×18 м і висоту 27,5 м; на підлозі зображені півкулі Землі. Палац був побудований за часів Республіки і використовувався як амстердамська ратуша до 1808 року, після чого в ньому містилася резиденція Луї Бонапарта. Пізніше палац був переданий у відання Оранського королівського дому, а в 1935 році держава викупила Королівський палац. ЬУ численних залах і галереях палацу виставлені картини видатних голландських художників — Рембрандта, Говерта Флінка, Якоба Йорданса, Яна Лівенса і Фердинанда Боля.

Right in the center of Amsterdam this lovely building from the outside is even better from the inside. The ticket cost us 10€ which included the audio tour. The building is amazing, the sculptures very detailed. The audio tour gave a lot of details about the building and was pleasant to listen to. The staff members were very friendly. When in Amsterdam it is definitly worth a look!

Never knew that it was allowed to visit from the inside. Not too big so you won't feel tired at the end. The audio tour explains almost everything that is needed to know. The citizen hall is impressive (don't forget to look at the ceiling murals).. Under 18 is free entry. Not too crowded. A lot of insight into the Dutch French and Dutch Spanish connection. Not posting inside pics to not ruin the experience..

A stunning building with so much rich history. You get audio guides included in the price of your tickets and the tickets are also very reasonably priced considering what the building is. Definitely a recommendable experience.

This is an amazing experience with a clear glance of the Netherlands’s history. The workers are very nice and welcoming, the audio is very clear and it’s available on many languages. Everything is worth seeing on this place… paintings, furniture, sculptures, and defiantly the history of this place. Highly recommend it. The ticket during week days costs €12.50 per adult.

Great spot for pictures. Lots of pigeons here too. My toddler loves the pigeons. There is a woman playing a beautiful song with a cello. So many souvenir stores around it also.

What a surprise! You think a king’s palace should be very glamorous but you enter this palace and you get surprised by how efficient and simply decorated it is (comparing to the Louvre for instance). Located at the city center it is very straight forward to find the palace. There are other touristic attractions close by, lots of shops and restaurants as well. We followed the audio tour which was very interesting. The staff at the reception was very friendly and helpful. There was an individual activity for small children: they can get a prize at the end.

Should buy tickets in advance. Not so crowded, the staff were helpful, you can get a free audio guide. The rules here are quite strict though, you can’t take videos only pictures, you can’t bring your bags inside unless it’s very small, can’t lean on the walls (for some reason for me), and there are a lot of staffs standing around staring at you, but it’s ok I guess. Very beautiful architecture, the audio guide is detailed and interesting. Take more than 1 hour to complete the tour.

I visited many palaces in Europe, compared with Vienna and Madrid, this palace is small in size and more modern. I liked the big wall art for the jewish and Moses. At the end I wasn’t amazed with what i saw. But it was nice to discover it.

The Royal Palace is pretty neat and can be seen in 30-75 minutes, depending which audio tour you pick on your device and how many rooms you peak into. Everything looks great and has informative signs and audio, and it's cool that is still in use for official reasons. Speaking of which, make sure you check ahead for what dates and times it's open. The central hall is stunning, both the walls and floors and roof.

To me the most exciting part of the museum was the Moses room and its paintings. The rest of the palace is like a big house. I also liked the tribunal room. The other rooms I found less exciting in content. I find German palaces much more majestic.

The Royal Palace located in Amsterdam, while its decoration is beautiful, is actually quite small. It only takes half an hour to walk through most of it. #KissKidsFamily

The Royal Palace absolutely makes you fall in love at first sight. Beautiful marble, sophisticated style, thoughtful layout, magnificent chandeliers and history in every detail make this palace unique. There is a pleasant energy and atmosphere here. A wonderful combination of residence and museum at the same time.

A beautiful building and must see if you have any interest in sculpture, symbolism, history, and art. The royal family isnt so much the focus as is the stunning history of the building. I highly recommend this if you have 1-1.5 hours to spare.

We had the opportunity to take to tour of Koninklijk Paleis, aka the Royal Palace at Amsterdam a last July as part of our tour throughout Europe. Wow! Talk about Royalty and to learn this is only one of three palaces that the Dutch Monarch has at his personal use. Well worth taking the time to see such splendor. The Royal Palace is in the middle of Amsterdam on the west side of Dam Square.

Very beautiful, great details, surrounded by beautiful places around and easy to move to other sights.

Beautiful old palace with lots of history. They give you a free automated audio guide on entry which I find very convenient and gives you an understanding of the palace's history and unique architecture. The ticket price is 10€. You get to see 2 whole floors with their bedrooms and the meeting rooms where the world's presidents and people of power meet till this day. The whole visit takes about an hour but totally worth the time if you're in Amsterdam for a day.

Very nice tour!

Didn't give myself enough time to tour the Royal Palace during my stay in Amsterdam and by the time I did get round to it, I had arrive too late to go inside. So this review is purely for the building. To be honest the exterior of the building looks like it could do with a clean, as it looks dirty. Looking past this though, the building is a nice example of Classicism / Renaissance. The cupola is probably the most impressive feature as it sits on a Monopteros like colonnade containing classical sculptures and topped with a weather vane that looks like a cog ship,

Fabulous visit, the staff were really nice and helpful. If you want to have a full visit count on 2 hours don't be like me !!1 hour wasn't enough

Number one place to visit in Amsterdam! Don’t forget to take audio guide! Interesting history and amazing architecture. So many arts and sculptures inside. Even some small basic room has huge story. You must visit Royal Palace to get a clear picture about this amazing country and city.

Very nice and quick visit. Interesting history and beautiful rooms. It’s a fast tour. Maybe 30-45 minutes. It it’s so close and convenient hard not to go. Nice to see how the royalty hosts :). Enjoy!

(Translated by Google) Lovely place. (Original) Piękne miejsce.

Super om eens ih paleis rond te lopen, normaal zie je het alleen vd buitenkant wat overigens ook indrukwekkend is...ik zeg wanneer je id gelegenheid komt zeker doen!!!

Indrukwekkend mooi! Goede uitleg bij ieder punt via persoonlijke audio.

(Translated by Google) This royal palace in the heart of Amsterdam is a tourist attraction. If you've been there you know why. From a large space where you imagine yourself with a little imagination in the golden age where you see the sea heroes and the nobility mix, to relatively simple bedrooms where the then important residents slept. The fact that the palace is still used by the royal family as a starting point for the all-important memorial of our lives, shows that it still plays a small but important role. (Original) Dit koninklijke paleis in hartje van Amsterdam is een toeristische trekpleister. Als je er bent geweest weet je waarom. Van een grote ruimte waar je met een beetje fantasie je zo in de de gouden eeuw waant waar je de zeehelden en de adel door elkaar ziet lopen, tot relatief eenvoudige slaapkamers waar de voor toen belangrijke bewoners sliepen. Dat het paleis nog steeds voor de ons zo belangrijke dodenherdenking gebruikt wordt door de koninklijke familie als vertrek punt, laat zien dat het nog steeds een kleine maar belangrijke rol speelt.

(Translated by Google) Imposing office building. At the top is a sculpture of a person bearing the weight of the world. (Original) Imponente edificio de oficinas. En la parte superior una escultura de una persona soportando el peso del mundo.

(Translated by Google) A nice place (Original) Красивое место

(Translated by Google) Incredibly impressive. Nice free audio tour. (Original) Onwijs indrukwekkend. Leuke gratis audiotour.

(Translated by Google) Best hotel (Original) Beste hotel

(Translated by Google) Beautiful architecture ... (Original) Prachtige architectuur...

(Translated by Google) Majestic (Original) Maestoso

(Translated by Google) Very nice to see it again after 40 years! Moreover, more to see than then. Exhibition was great too! (Original) Heel erg leuk weer eens te zien naar 40 jaar! Bovendien ook meer te zien dan toen. Expositie was ook geweldig !

(Translated by Google) Five times I have seen it always beautiful. (Original) Раз пять ево видел всегда красив.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful palace (Original) 很美的王宮

(Translated by Google) Have lunch with the king, tasty vegan sandwiches and good coffee !! (Original) Even lunchen met de koning, lekkere vegan broodjes en goede koffie!!

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(Translated by Google) Nice for a short visit to the city. Didn't know that it looks so beautiful on the inside. (Original) Leuk voor een kort bezoek aan de stad. Niet geweten dat het er van binnen zo mooi uit ziet.

(Translated by Google) (in the 1st LoCKDoWN) On an average Saturday evening you can almost walk over your heads from the crowds here. People, artists, cyclists, taxis, trams, cars. But now on this unreal Saturday evening at 11 o'clock I saw 1 cyclist and a few headlights in the distance. Awful and it gave a kind of post-apocaliptic feeling ....... I saw places through Corona where there were no people at the time and where that was actually not conceivable. Those empty streets, canals and squares have made a deep impression. (Original) (in the 1st LoCKDoWN) Op een gemiddelde zaterdagavond kun je hier bijna over de hoofden lopen van de drukte. Mensen, artiesten, fietsers, taxi's trams, auto's. Maar nu op deze onwerkelijke zaterdagavond om een uur of 11 zag ik 1 fietser en heel in de verte een paar koplampen. Óntzettend en het gaf een soort van post-apocaliptisch gevoel....... Ik heb door Corona plaatsen gezien waar geen mensen waren op dat moment en waar dat eigenlijk niet denkbaar was. Die lege straten, grachten en pleinen hebben diepe indruk gemaakt.

Nice.

(Translated by Google) It was very interesting, and for people with walking difficulties or a walker & wheelchair you are certainly very welcome you will be helped with everything. Just class. (Original) Het was heel interessant, en voor mensen die slecht ter been zijn of een rollator& rolstoel dan ben je zeker van van harte welkom je wordt overal mee geholpen. Klasse gewoon.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic a very beautiful city (Original) Fantástico una ciudad muy hermosa

(Translated by Google) Interesting to be able to view this piece of history. (Original) Interessant om dit stuk geschiedenis te mogen bekijken.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent, truly royal furnishings in all rooms of the palace. I recommend to visit. (Original) Великолепная, истинно королевская обстановка во всех комнатах дворца. Рекомендую к посещению.

(Translated by Google) mmmm beautiful tasty beautiful great tasty (Original) mmmm mooi lekker mooi geweldig lekker

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Fajne miejsce

amazing place

(Translated by Google) A plaza that was good for a leisurely time. The front of the Royal Palace is a large square, so on a fine day, it is easy to take photos while receiving the sunlight and the atmosphere is very good. It is also an exciting place with many tourists and street bands. (Original) 한가하게 시간 보내기에 좋았던 광장. Royal Palace 앞이 넓은 광장으로 되어 있어서 날이 좋은 날은 햇빛 받으면서 사진 찍기도 좋고 분위기도 너무 좋아요. 많은 관광객과 길거리 악단들이 있어서 흥이 나는 곳이기도 합니다.

(Translated by Google) You must have seen this (Original) Dit moet je gezien hebben

Amazing sk glad we visited !!!

Cool

Better take a audio tour

(Translated by Google) Amsterdam wonderful place.Super recommend 💃🏻🇪🇺☺️ (Original) Amsterdam lugar maravilhoso.Super recomendo 💃🏻🇪🇺☺️

(Translated by Google) Very discreet but curious Royal Palace. in the center of Amsterdam (Original) Palacio Real muy discreto pero curioso. en el centro de Amsterdam

(Translated by Google) Very historic (Original) Muy histórico

A must when you are in Amsterdam! One of the most popular tourist destinations in the capital. Every tourist will inevitably walk through this square! Yes it's touristy and it's very crowded during the tourist season but it's really worth spending an hour or so exploring this area with lots of shops, department store, and of course tourist traps!

Good value for money, but not a wow. Glad I've seen the palace, but once is enough

I loved it! They gave us a free device that with different languages to tell us the story of each individual room and each painting. The art is very amazing and all the stores behind it! We can appreciate the history when we hear it from professionals!

Nice atraction. Good place to learn some history

I had no idea that the Royal Palace can be visited. I was extremely impressed of how it looks. Audio guide is a must. The experience helped me wanting to know more about dutch history. Heartily recommend.

Beautiful palace with an amazing architecture. What a pity they ruined it with strange walls of modern art 💀

Great palace but the modern arts are distracting. It’ll be much better if the modern arts are not placed in the rooms.

Beautiful Palace with several rooms you can peer into to get a glimpse of what purpose the room used to serve as. I loved that the audio tour was included in the price of admission as well.

So many visits to Amsterdam, but today because of the dreary weather a good excuse to visit the palace. What a wonderful experience, all the exhibits are well displayed as well the grandeur of the inner palace walls decorated with many classic artworks. Top notch Dutch history to watch. Definitely to see.

Imagine walking in the same footsteps of the Royal Dutch household has done for years. Well now you can.....amazing place, so much fantastic architecture and paintings.

Pretty surreal experience We had a good time in this place, learning about dutch history and some of the important events in the royal sphere

Unfortunately, Netherlands announced stricter COVID restrictions on December 20th. As a result, all museums are closed now. Thus, we couldn't go inside the Royal Palace in Amsterdam. But it's still worth visiting. It's stunning architecturally, has a large Christmas tree in front and hosts tons of doves... if you bring rice with you and wish for doves to fly on your arm or head, just sprinkle some rice and they will come. At first I was reluctant. But when I tried, I realized how gentle doves are! I never knew what gentle birds they are.

Visited this place during my Amsterdam trip. Since it was closed couldn’t go inside but from outside it was average like any other historical monument. By maintenance wise it could have been better. The color looked dull and was giving very lonely feeling. May be because it was closed for entry. However the area where it is “Dam Square” it’s very busy and crowded. You can find people ok roads doing stuff to entertain and earn some bucks, and some charm going on. Those loving history would definitely love this palace. I guess I will have to make another visit to look inside to give more reasonable rating.

Simply gorgeous. And above all, it is well run and efficient. Free audio tours with amazing detail and the option for a short or long tour depending on your schedule. A proper treat, and not simply focusing on the royal history, but the full history of the building.

Beautiful palace that was once the city hall of Amsterdam. The free audio guide was really interesting. The free cloakroom was also a great plus, because essentially everything must be checked. There was lots of information about the beautiful sculptures and architecture and it wasn't too crowded. There was a fair amount of places to sit and take a break. A must see for those appreciate history and anything related to the royal family of the Netherlands.

One of the most beautiful Museum/ palaces that I’ve been too. A must visit! Stunning! Breathtaking! The audioguide was thorough and informative. Would definitely visit again when I come back! We didn’t get tickets ahead of time, but we didn’t have to wait when we got there. By the time we left, at around 2:30, there was a line up.

I was very pleasantly surprised at the decadent details in every nook and cranny. The exterior does not give away any hints to the delightful interior. Take the time to listen to the audio tour as every single detail holds mountains of symbolism. A delightful visit

Pleasantly surprised! My travel companion mentioned this place several times then was on the fence when we actually had the opportunity. I ended up convincing them to do it and I was glad I did. So much information, history and beautiful arts. The published time is 75 minutes however, the time absolutely depends on your interests. I do recommend it! We went early, which was good since as we were finishing there was a huge crowd.

12/27/2022 I went more because my family likes this sort of stuff. If you like monarchy themed pomp and circumstance, then you'll like to hear all about the folks of them palace. The carvings and architecture was impressive. Kids are free and adult price isn't too much. The family enjoyed it.

Lavish, extravagant interior, the audio tour provided so much information about the history and significance of palace and the rooms. The building architecture is also quite beautiful and it is always a happening place at the same square. It was a very informative and nice visit.

Great way to spend an hour checking out and learning about the history of the palace, which still serves official functions once in a while. The best part of the self guided tour is the easy to use headset. It also has the side benefit of keeping everyone quiet as they listen to the interesting history behind the marbled palace.

It is totally worth the 12.50 euro entrance fee, informative, and lovely experience. Beautiful building with historic facts, and you even get a head set to listen to rather than copious reading, which makes it an interactive experience. Would recommend if you have an hour or 2 to get away from the crowds.

Definitely worth a visit! Really beautiful. I went a few times. Fun with the audio tour. It was free with the museum card. Important to check online, before your visit, whether it's open or not.

Excellent option to those who love architecture; multiple galleries with luxurious and elegant furniture, paintings and sculptures. The royal palace is one of the most iconic buildings in Amsterdam. The price of the ticket is affordable and the whole tour takes between one and two hours. If you are in the Dam square area, the visit is definitely worth.

It was such a nice experience to walk around in a palace that to this day is still being used by the royal family. The queues where short and the free audio guide and wardrobe were amazing additions the staff was friendly and the palace is really pretty to walk around in, we spent around 50 minutes here.

The Royal palace is an amazing place to visit and witness the magnificent interior, architecture and history. They have audio tours in various languages and it’s really easy to navigate in the palace using the Audio tour guide. The staff is friendly and helpful.

The Royal Palace Amsterdam is a beautiful and impressive building that is well worth a visit. It is located in the heart of the city, on Dam Square, and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Amsterdam. The palace was built in the 17th century and was originally used as the town hall. It was later converted into a royal palace and is now used for official functions such as state visits and royal weddings. The interior of the palace is stunning, with lavishly decorated rooms and a grand staircase. The most famous room in the palace is the Throne Room, which is where the Dutch royal family receives guests. The palace is open to the public for tours, and there is also an audio guide available. The tour takes about an hour and covers the history of the palace, as well as the different rooms and their decorations. Overall, the Royal Palace Amsterdam is a fascinating and beautiful building that is well worth a visit. It is a great way to learn about the history of Amsterdam and the Dutch royal family. Here are some pros and cons of visiting the Royal Palace Amsterdam: Pros: Stunning architecture Lavish interior Interesting history Audio guide available Convenient location Cons: Can be crowded Tickets can be expensive Not much to see if you're not interested in royal history Overall, I would recommend visiting the Royal Palace Amsterdam if you're interested in Dutch history or architecture. It's a beautiful building with a lot to offer visitors. Here are some tips for visiting the Royal Palace Amsterdam: Book your tickets in advance, especially if you're visiting during the busy season. Arrive early to avoid the crowds. Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be doing a lot of walking. Take your time and enjoy the atmosphere. Listen to the audio guide to learn more about the palace's history.

Lots to see and interesting history to listen to. When you go in, they give you a digital audio guide with headphones. As you go through the rooms in the palace, you get to listen to lots of history and stories (lasts around 1 hour and 30 minutes, or longer). A nice experience and a beautiful building with beautiful art and sculptures. Would recommend!

A superb palace with detailed information about all that can be found within, whether it's the paintings, sculptures, or the rooms themselves. It was quite educational too, learning quite a bit about the history of the building. I recommend seeing it if you want to learn about the history of one of the most iconic buildings of Amsterdam, found in the Dam Square (I especially loved the very first room of the palace with the statue of Atlas holding the world)

Absolutely stunning. If you're into history and beautiful art, this is a must. Plan on spending at least a couple of hours, and opt for the free audio tour. They will provide headsets, but if you have a 3.5mm headset or earbuds, bring those - theirs are convenient but a little uncomfy.

It’s very beautiful! The best part is you can explore on your own accord. There’s two floors and lines weren’t long around 4PM Amsterdam standard time. If you get your tickets early on Getyourguide, you won’t have to wait however if you need tickets, you might have to wait longer!