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Palace · Haia, Holanda Meridional
Paleis Noordeinde
The working palace of King Willem-Alexander, viewed from the outside, on Noordeinde street. Behind it is the Paleistuin, a garden open to the public during the day.
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About Paleis Noordeinde
The Paleis Noordeinde is the working palace of King Willem-Alexander. It is where he conducts business and receives heads of state and ambassadors. The building belongs to the Dutch state and is not open to visitors.
The white façade, with the equestrian statue of Guilherme de Orange in front, is on Noordeinde street, a shopping street with art galleries, antique shops and cafés. The visit is from the outside, along the street.
Behind the palace is the Paleistuin, the palace garden. It is open to the public from sunrise to sunset and only closes when important guests are at the palace. The Cavalariças Reais and the Arquivo da Casa Real are also located in the garden.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
20 to 40 minutes, including the return through the garden.
Best time
During the day, when the garden is open. For state visits the garden may close: check before you go.
How to get there
It's about a 10-minute walk from the Hofvijver and 5 minutes from the Panorama Mesdag. Noordeinde street leads out of the historic center.
Tip
Walk along Noordeinde street to see the gallery shop windows and enter the Paleistuin from the side for a break in the greenery. There is no visit to the interior of the palace.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Paleis Noordeinde
Can you visit the Palácio Noordeinde inside?
No. It is the king's working palace and is not open to visitors. The tour is from the outside and through the garden behind it.
Is the palace garden open?
Yes, the Paleistuin is open to the public from sunrise to sunset, and only closes when there are important guests at the palace.
Does the king live in the Palácio Noordeinde?
No. Noordeinde is the palace where he works. The royal family lives in Haia, in the Huis ten Bosch palace, which is not open to the public.