Noordeinde Palace

"Noordeinde is one of the palaces actively used by the Dutch royal family. The palace and its stables are only open to visitors at limited times during the summer, so it may be quite hard to get your hands on tickets to enter the buildings. The link below is therefore not working throughout most of the year, but when bookings can be made, this is the only place to reserve a timeslot. I recommend keeping an eye on the local news, or regularly refreshing the attached link if you're keen to visit. Tickets typically go on sale at the beginning of June. At other times during the year, you can visit the gardens attached to the palace and have a look at its exterior. The royal family does fly around in a private jet and gets a lot of taxpayer money. The sustainability of that is questionable, so consider this before spending money on a ticket to visit one of their palaces. On the other hand, Paleis Noordeinde has been equipped with solar panels, all lights use LED bulbs, and the manure of horses is used as fertiliser for growing mushrooms. There is also a shift to the use of electric cars by the royal family and their staff, as well a transition to eating more locally farmed, vegetarian food. So, you could say they are doing their part, although having royalty is a bit of an outdated concept in and of itself."

"Work place of the King and Queen"