Noordeinde Palace

The Noordeinde Palace is one of the three official palaces of the Dutch family. It is in the Prinsessewal. The Palace Gardens are accessible to the public on a daily basis between sunset and sundown, however the palace itself is closed for public viewing.

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima have used this spot as their official place of work since 2013. However, the public is prohibited from visiting the Palace as it is still utilized as a working palace. But the grounds are open to the public who enjoy a pleasant stroll in and around the place. The Palace complex also entails the Royal Stables and the garden includes the Royal Archives. Many tourists enjoy their time at the garden as it has a peaceful and relaxing environment and comprises ponds, fountains, magnificent flowers and marble statues around. The architectural style is Dutch Baroque which is one of the highlights of this palace. Thus, this garden has become a photogenic spot for many tourists.