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National Museum 'Palace Het Loo' The palace, built in 1685 by King William III as a hunting lodge, vividly illustrates how its occupants, the Princes of Orange, lived for three centuries. The palace, with its splendid period room, is surrounded by gardens in Baroque style.
(The Hague Municipal Museum on Thursday at
11.35am)

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