The Royal Palace in Amsterdam

In the heart of the capital of the Netherlands stands the Royal Palace. It was built in 1655, author of the project was the architect Jacob van Campen.

The palace is a large-scale building made ​​of yellow sandstone, which was brought from the German district of Bentheim. Within the walls of the royal residence has survived a unique collection of arts and crafts and handmade furniture.

To date, the Royal Palace in the possession of the Queen. In this beautiful building are regularly held solemn meetings, dinner parties and other formal events in which participates Queen of the Netherlands. On certain days, the palace is open for tours.

The Royal Palace is located on Dam Square , close to Madame Tussauds . You can reach the palace on city trams, which are sent from the central railway station.