Royal Palace Amsterdam Review

The building is magnificent, each room has its story, in the marvel, constantly reviewing its different history, the speaker tells the language in Chinese, so that tourists can more easily feel what happened before it, it is vivid, it is worth visiting.

🕌 Amsterdam ｜ Net red attractions that must be punched in: Speaking of Amsterdam, many people think about the most distinctive fun projects there, but not only those worth planting grass, many attractions that are also worth visiting are often very eye-catching, but they are so easy to be ignored. 📍 For example, the traffic is dense, just at the Amsterdam Palace on the edge of Amsterdam's famous dam square. There must be a lot of people who have been to the dam square, but I have been to the Amsterdam Palace. I believe that there are not many places. The location of the Amsterdam Palace cannot be missed. It is located in the dam square, the birthplace of Amsterdam city center. Take the rail tram, bus, Taxis can be reached. The station name is Dam Square ～📍 Amsterdam Palace ticket is 10 euros. The museum provides a guide in Chinese. What can you see for these ten euros? You can see the royal collection of Napoleon, you can see the exquisite interior designs, you can see the history of one of Europe’s greatest buildings. 📍 The original purpose of the Amsterdam Palace was a city hall, which was later changed to the palace by Napoleon in the Dutch invasion, and then the carefully carved building was passed to William I and officially returned to Amsterdam. Owned, it will still be used today as a preparatory venue for international guests and national events. 📍 This Royal Palace is not so remote. It is said that recently it has publicly received a group of post-90s representatives of Dutch academics with potential, including Chinese students studying in the Netherlands, which makes me feel that the palace in front of me also has a more dimensional association.

The Palace of Amsterdam is one of three palaces in the Netherlands, used by the monarch under the Act of Parliament. It is located on the west side of the Dam Square in the center of Amsterdam, opposite the War Memorial and next to the new church. The palace was built in the 17th century Dutch Golden Age City Hall. The building became the palace of King Louis Napoleon and later the palace of the Dutch royal family.

Just on the edge of the dam square, the building is very beautiful, but the facade is being renovated, affecting the photo effect. The interior is very beautiful, the map carved on the marble floor is very shocking, and the interior decoration is elegant and gorgeous. The guide is Chinese and it is very convenient to listen to the explanation.

Very much appreciated

Service is good, the building is good, but it is really small

Overall OK