It doesn't take long to wander around the museum it's interesting but the highlight was the photography exhibition 'floating Buddha' it's at the back of the property.

It doesn't take long to wander around the museum it's interesting but the highlight was the photography exhibition 'floating Buddha' it's at the back of the property.
Quite oppulent and a glimpse into the Royal lifestyle. Easy an hours visit.
Former home of King and Queen. Gives insight to the royal lifestyle and interesting architecture. Not very big. Nice gardens on the grounds
we particularly liked the floating Buddha photo exhibition
Mostly propaganda re writings. But walls are lovely and palace is nice to see. As a museum, it is minimal.
Very interesting place to visit. If available, go to the ballet next to the Royal Palace, well worth the visit.
An interesting way to spend an hour or so but similar to a minor UK stately home. Artefacts concentrated on two generations of Royal family.
Well set out, we appreciated our guide as only minimal information
This is basically a mansion with some more or less interesting pieces from the royal period on display. Interesting but not really a must. Need to take off shoes. Also need to leave cameras and bags in an decrepit locker, for no good reason that I can think of.
The place is ok. However, the staff is awful! We have to leave all our belongings outside (to prevent thiefs?!), so when they asked to check my ticket, which is unusual because there are many European tourists but they only ask me, I have to go out to pick it and they ask where I am from. When being told...
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