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Royal Palace Amsterdam Tickets

Name: Royal Palace Amsterdam Tickets
Brand: Royal Palace Amsterdam Tickets
SKU: 1144
Price: 12.40 EUR
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Last Updated: 9th Oct 2026

Explore the Royal Palace of Amsterdam, the stunning 17th-century gem and official reception palace of King Willem-Alexander. Experience grand architecture, opulent interiors, and key royal events. Enjoy free entry for ages 0-17. Don't miss this iconic monument—book your tickets online today and save!

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Royal Palace Amsterdam (Koninklijk Paleis): Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

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$ 13.90

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What’s included:

Admission to the Royal Palace of Amsterdam.

Royal Palace Amsterdam Admission + Audio Guide

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$ 15.52

What’s included:

Admission to the Royal Palace of Amsterdam with audio guide included.

General Ticket

From $ 15.72

$ 15.68

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What’s included:

Admission to the Royal Palace Amsterdam.
Audio guide available in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin, Russian, and Spanish.
Audio guide for children aged 5-12.

What’s not included:

Other personal expenses.
Tips and gratuities.

How many tickets?

Royal Palace Amsterdam Admission + Audio Guide

Fri, May 3, 11 AM

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Highlights

Historic Architecture: The palace is a stunning example of Dutch Classicist architecture, with grand interiors and intricate details reflecting its royal heritage.
Royal Residence: The Royal Palace serves as the official residence of the Dutch royal family during state visits and official events.
Majestic Interiors: Visitors can explore opulent rooms, including the Citizen’s Hall, the Throne Room, and the Council Chamber, showcasing regal furnishings and art.
Cultural Exhibitions: The palace hosts temporary exhibitions, offering insight into Dutch history, royal life, and art through rotating displays.
Public Access: The Royal Palace is open to the public for tours, allowing visitors to experience the history and grandeur of a working royal palace.

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Cancellation & Refund Policy

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Insider Tips

Check your bag first: Only small bags up to 30x30x15cm are allowed inside; large backpacks, suitcases, umbrellas, helmets and child carriers must be left behind or checked.
Book your entry ahead: Reserving your time slot before you arrive lets you skip the line at the door instead of queuing twice.
Leave the tripod at home: Photography is fine without flash, but tripods, selfie sticks and vlogging setups are not allowed inside the Palace.
Plan around an hour: A self-guided visit is fairly quick, so it pairs well with a walk around Dam Square before or after.
Pick up the multimedia guide: Ask at the ticket desk for the multimedia guide, which adds context to the Citizens’ Hall and other main rooms.

Rules:

Animals are not permitted, with the exception of guide dogs.
Wedding photography is not permitted inside the Palace.
Only small bags (max 30x30x15 cm) are allowed in the Palace.
Large backpacks, suitcases, umbrellas, helmets, and child carriers are not permitted.
Photography is allowed without flash.
Filming, vlogging, or the use of tripods and selfie sticks are not allowed.

Know Before You Go

Entry & Services:

Children aged 0-17 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Free for children aged 0-17. Please present a valid ID upon entry.
Group Size: 1-15 participants.
The Palace is easily accessible to visitors with special needs and wheelchair users.
Facilities include a lift, accessible toilets, wheelchairs, and walking sticks.
Free guidebooks for deaf or hard-of-hearing visitors are available at the ticket desk in English, German, French, Spanish, and Italian.
A visit will take about an hour.
A multimediatour is free, subject to availability.
Larger bags must be stored in our free cloakroom.
Luggage storage is available at the Beurs van Berlage. Wheelchairs, rollators, prams, and walking sticks are welcome.
There are no cafe facilities inside the Palace, but many cafes and restaurants are nearby.
The rest of the Palace remains open to the public during exhibitions.

How To Use

You can present either a printed copy or a mobile e-ticket.
Royal Palace Amsterdam Tickets are only valid during the period specified in the selected package.
You can enter the attraction directly with this ticket.

Location

Royal Palace Amsterdam (Koninklijk Paleis), Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 147.

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By Foot:

A 10 minute walk from Amsterdam Central Station. Exit via Stationsplein and walk down Damrak to Dam.

By Train:

6 minutes walk from Amsterdam Central station.

By Bus:

1 minute walk from Dam station.

By Own Transport:

Parking is available at Rokin, Central Station, De Bijenkorf, Nieuwendijk, and Oosterdok Parking, all within walking distance of the Royal Palace.

FAQs

Do carers of disabled people get free admission?

Admission is free for a carer accompanying a disabled person who is unable to visit the Palace independently, limited to one carer per person. No ticket is required for the carer.
Which rooms are open to the public?

The Palace’s key rooms are open to the public, including the Citizens’ Hall, Throne Room, Balcony Chamber, Mozes Hall, and the Tribunal on the ground floor.
Are there facilities for people with a disability or special need?

The Palace is accessible for people with special needs, offering a lift, accessible toilets, wheelchairs, and walking sticks. Free guidebooks for the deaf or hard of hearing are available in multiple languages.
Can you take wedding photos inside the Palace?

No, wedding photography is not permitted inside the Palace.