When planning a walk around the Royal Palace, it makes sense to buy tickets in advance on the Koninklijk Paleis website. Built in the 17th century, the palace, based on a foundation reinforced on 13,660 piles, is called the "eighth wonder of the world" in some guidebooks, although, frankly, nothing particularly wonderful was noticed in the palace. However, the walk through the royal chambers and the throne room seemed interesting...

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The palace is not always open, tickets must be purchased on the website, the price is 20 euros. There may not be a free slot on the next day, but then the time slots are conditionally respected, if you are late, they will let you in. There is a wardrobe and lockers for backpacks, tk is allowed only with small handbags. There is a free audio guide in Russian. Unfortunately, most of the rooms cannot be visited, plexiglass fences are placed in the doors, you can only stop on the threshold and look. But the main halls are open to the public. Overall, it feels good

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The Royal Palace is the building of the former Amsterdam City Hall, now one of three palaces in the Netherlands, which are at the disposal of the monarch. The palace is located on the west side of Dam Square in the center of Amsterdam, next to the "New Church"

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