Het Oude Loo News Today

Three weeks from Sunday marks the tenth anniversary that Willem-Alexander ascended the throne, after his mother stepped down as queen, now holding the title of Prince Beatrix. It has been ten eventful years for Willem-Alexander. He struggled with the restrictions the rest of the public faced during the coronavirus pandemic, but he also contributed by making the hunting lodge Het Oude Loo available to Ukrainian refugees.

Summertime is the perfect time to enjoy some of the incredible palaces in the Netherlands, packed with historically significant Dutch architecture and art.

Henri, the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, 66, and his family will give up private property owned by the Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg to families fleeing the Russian invasion.

The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg will use their private properties to help provide housing for refugees fleeing war in Ukraine. 

Up to 30 people fleeing the conflict could be housed in Het Oude Loo in Apeldoorn.

Eight families, or 20 to 30 people, will be housed in Het Oude Loo, which is located on the estate of the 15th Century Het Loo Palace in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands.

Het Oude Loo castle, which has room for roughly eight families, is not the first Dutch stately home to provide shelter for refugees

The Dutch royal family will offer a castle on the Het Loo Palace grounds to six to eight Ukrainian refugee families.

Palace known as ‘Versailles’ of Netherlands made available by Dutch royal family

How Royal Families Around the World Are Celebrating the Holidays amid COVID-19 People 12/23/2020 Phil Boucher © Provided by People Matt Porteous / The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge/Kensington Palace via Getty The Cambridge family Christmas card Europe’s royal families all have their own unique Christmas holiday traditions, but just like millions of families across the world, they’ve had to radically rethink them for 2020. For some, this has led to self-isolation in cast...