Parking near Paleis Noordeinde

The palace is surrounded by elegant avenues, luxury shops, art galleries and stately embassies, yet it still manages to exude a sense of calm and order. There is no royal pomp and splendour here, but rather modesty and continuity. You can sense that this is a place where people are working on tradition and the future.

The history of Noordeinde Palace dates back to the 16th century, when it began as the residence of a wealthy banker. Over the centuries, it grew to become a royal symbol. In 1815, it officially became the property of the royal family. Today, King Willem-Alexander uses it as his workplace. Here, he signs laws, receives foreign heads of state and hosts important ceremonial events such as swearing-in ceremonies and audiences.

Although you cannot visit the palace inside, the surroundings exude its significance. You will regularly see the guard of honour in full regalia in front of the gate, and occasionally a royal carriage will pass by. It is a unique blend of everyday life and ceremony, right in the middle of the city.

Behind the palace lies one of The Hague's best-kept secrets: the Palace Gardens. Once exclusively reserved for the royal family, it is now an accessible green space where you can walk, picnic or simply escape the city. The garden offers views of the palace and is laid out with classic paths, old trees and the occasional sculpture or bench that invites contemplation.

Noordeinde is not only the name of the palace, but also of the street on which it is located. It is a chic shopping street full of specialty shops, galleries and historic facades. Together with the surrounding area, it forms one of the most characterful neighbourhoods in The Hague. Here, history, art, culture and power come together in an almost self-evident way.

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