We really enjoyed the tour. The guided digital tour is amazing and you can go at your own pace listening and watching in as much detail as you like. Fascinating to see the rooms used by world leaders as well as the history and amazing art especially the sculptures. This is so integral to Dutch history and Dam Square so a clever tour to let you see so much when it’s not in Royal use. Stunning.

Well worth a visit when in Amsterdam. The central hall upstairs is an impressive highlight and the audio guide is interesting and informative. The only thing that was slightly annoying was that you had to wait in queues to look in rooms behind plastic screens but we visited on Xmas eve so quite busy so maybe at quieter times it’s not as noticeable.

A lovely Royal Pace that was formerly a City Hall. Good audio guide that you can do key bits or whole Palace. The entrance hall is especially good as ate the bedrooms and throne room.

Audio guide tour was included in a very reasonable ticket of 12 euro. The whole tour was about an hour. Lots of rooms were peak-inside only through the door; no entry. Audio guide was quite minimalistic. If you run out of things to do it’s a good place to visit. This is our fourth trip to Amsterdam and first time we did it.

The visit with the audio guide, free and essential, is very interesting. No need to really book, you can come at any time, and you are very well received. 23 pieces to see, it takes an hour and a half. There is a cloakroom downstairs, free, but not self-service.

This is a must see in Amsterdam. Although the exterior looks a little worn, the interior is a fascinating tour of the history of the palace and Dutch history. You actually get to see the famous balcony, throne rooms and where the transfer of power between Dutch monarchs takes place. I was over two hours going around. At 12.50 euros it represents excellent value for money. This and a canal boat tour would make for a lovely day in Amsterdam.

The most amazing thing I got to experience in Amsterdam was The Palace. Beautiful! Absolutely lost for words. Very affordable ticket prices! You are also able to get a headset for free which you defiantly need as there is no other information at the palace. You have to leave your bags etc however, they hold them for free. No eating/drinking. You can take photos but with no flash and video recording is not allowed.

Felt this was worth a visit. The audio tour made it better, and more interesting then perhaps just looking would have (is included in the ticket) and they are slick getting you set up in your preferred language. Talks about the architecture, sculptures, flooring, rooms, furniture, paintings including up to modern day with King William. Definitely a good visit

This palace was once known as the 8th Wonder of the World. When looking at it from the outside, while in the City Center Square, the exterior looks like it needs some power washing or something. But once you go inside and pay the ticket fee and get your audio tour guide, it is filled with extraordinary architecture, art and history. I would definitely recommend visiting the Royal Palace and Amsterdam.

I had an hour to kill before catching the Eurostar from Centraal Station so I took a tour of the Royal Palace in Dam Square. As with everywhere I visited in the Netherlands there is really good bag storage. You really need the audio tour, as there are no labels on things and you can only see some rooms from a barrier at the door. In spite of this I found the tour quite enjoyable. The audio tour is very well done and for most rooms there are additional sections specifically for the paintings. The highlight is the final room on the tour, where the judges used to sit and punishments were dealt out. Good for an hour or so.