Het Loo Palace

Het Loo Palace, located in the Netherlands, is an 18th-century royal residence built for the Dutch monarchy. Designed in the grand Baroque style, it features elegant architecture, expansive gardens, and ornate interiors that reflect the elegance and power of its era. Originally a hunting lodge, it was transformed into a royal palace and served as a royal residence until the 20th century. Today, Het Loo is a historic museum showcasing period furnishings, art, and beautiful landscaped gardens, offering visitors insight into royal life and Dutch history.