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An invisible €171m renovation: Dutch royal palace reopens after five-year-long underground project - Vimarsana News

An invisible €171m renovation: Dutch royal palace reopens after five-year-long underground project

Designed as a royal hunting lodge in 1686, Het Loo has been transformed with a vast new entrance hall and multiple exhibition spaces hidden beneath the courtyard

From Disney princesses to money: 11 great things to do in May - Vimarsana News

From Disney princesses to money: 11 great things to do in May

From Disney princesses to money: 11 great things to do in May

step inside KAAN's marble-clad extension for historic het loo palace in the netherlands - Vimarsana News

step inside KAAN's marble-clad extension for historic het loo palace in the netherlands

As of april 2023, paleis het loo features an extension by KAAN architecten with expansive areas for both permanent and temporary exhibitions.

King's Day still popular, but Dutch monarchy steadily losing support - Vimarsana News

King's Day still popular, but Dutch monarchy steadily losing support

While King’s Day remains a favorite among Netherlands residents, the monarchy itself is on increasingly shaky ground. The waning confidence in King Willem-Alexander is translating into a growing undercurrent of unease about royalty in the Netherlands, the Volkskrant reports.

Source: nltimes.nl
The Story Of… Paleis Het Loo in Apeldoorn, Netherlands – RingSide Report - Vimarsana News

The Story Of… Paleis Het Loo in Apeldoorn, Netherlands – RingSide Report

Exclusive Interview by Karen Beishuizen All photos courtesy of Paleis Het Loo Paleis Het Loo was built from 1685 onwards by King William III and Mary Stuart. Many royals lived at the palace from 1686 until 1970. The palace became a museum from 1970 on with many renovations and restorations in betwee