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After the elder House of Orange-Nassau had become extinct with the death of William III of England in 1702, he left all his estates in the Netherlands to his cousin Johan Willem Friso of the House of Nassau-Dietz in his Last Will. However, the King of Prussia claimed them, as he also descended from the Princes of Orange, and the Houses of Orange-Nassau and Hohenzollern had, a few generations before, made an inheritance contract. Therefore, most of the older properties, though not including Het Loo, were in fact taken over by the Hohenzollerns, who never lived there. ohan Willem Friso's son, William IV, Prince of Orange, finally took over Het Loo Palace, Soestdijk Palace, as well as Huis ten Bosch Palace near The Hague. His widow later bought back several of the older properties in and around The Hague from Frederick William I of Prussia in 1732.
Queen Mary's bedroom
The palace then remained a summer-residence of the House of Orange-Nassau until the death of Queen Wilhelmina in 1962. IHer daughter, Queen Juliana, never lived there, but her younger daughter, Princess Margriet, lived in the right wing until 1975.
The building was renovated between 1976 and 1982. Since 1984, the palace is a state museum open for the general public, showing interiors with original furniture, objects and paintings of the House of Orange-Nassau. It also houses a library devoted to the House of Orange-Nassau and the Museum van de Kanselarij der Nederlandse Orden (Museum of the Netherlands Orders of Knighthood's Chancellery) with books and other material concerning decorations and medals. The building is a rijksmonument and is among the Top 100 Dutch heritage sites.
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Een klein interieur impressie van het van het Festetics-paleis
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A small interior impression of the Festetics Palace
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Het Festetics kasteel in Keszthely is een van de grootste en mooiste paleizen in Hongarije en is een barok paleis, het paleis huisvest nu het Helikon Palace Museum.
De familie Festetics bouwde hun kasteel, ook wel paleis genoemd, op de ruïnes van een vroeger kasteel in Keszthely. De bouw begon in 1745 door graaf Kristóf Festetics en duurde meer dan een eeuw. In die tijd werd het kasteel 3 keer zo groot.
In tegenstelling tot de omgeving werd het paleis tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog niet beschadigd .
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The Festetics castle in Keszthely is one of the largest and most beautiful palaces in Hungary and is a baroque palace, the palace now houses the Helikon Palace Museum.
The Festetics family built their castle, also known as the palace, on the ruins of a former castle in Keszthely. Construction began in 1745 by Count Kristóf Festetics and lasted more than a century. In that time the castle became 3 times as large.
Unlike the surroundings, the palace was not damaged during the Second World War.
De watertoren van Paleis Soestdijk is mogelijk de oudste watertoren van Nederland. Hij werd gebouwd tussen 1678 en 1683 in opdracht van Stadhouder Willem III door waterbouwkundige Willem Meester ter watervoorziening van de parkfonteinen.
De pompen werden aangedreven door een kleine windmolen op het dak. Als er geen wind stond, vond aandrijving plaats door paard of ezel (eeen rosmolen).
In 1882 werd de rosmolen vervangen door een stoommachine.
In de watertoren was vroeger ook een ijskelder. Deze is later verplaatst naar de omgeving van de vijver (zie andere foto). Rijksmonument 531294
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The water tower of Soestdijk Palace is possibly the oldest water tower in the Netherlands. It was built between 1678 and 1683 on behalf of Stadhouder Willem III by hydraulic engineer Willem Meester to supply water to the park fountains.
The pumps were powered by a small windmill on the roof. When there was no wind, propulsion was done by horse or donkey.
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Zo veel te zien in en rond om het mooie Festetics-paleis
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So much to see in and around the beautiful Festetics Palace
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© 2016 Wim Boon
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Der Paleis op de Dam ist der Königliche Palast, der sich in der Amsterdamer Innenstadt am Rande des Platzes de Dam befindet. Er wurde von 1648 bis 1665 – als sich Amsterdam im Goldenen Zeitalter befand als Rathaus errichtet.
1808 wurde das Gebäude erstmals nicht als Rathaus, sondern als Königlicher Palast verwendet. Seit 1939 wird es dauerhaft von der Königsfamilie des Hauses Oranien-Nassau zu Repräsentationszwecken und als Gästehaus für Staatsgäste genutzt, jedoch nicht als Sitz der Königsfamilie.
The Royal Palace in Amsterdam is one of three palaces in the Netherlands which are at the disposal of the monarch by Act of Parliament. It is situated on the west side of Dam Square in the centre of Amsterdam, opposite the War Memorial and next to the Nieuwe Kerk.
The palace was built as a city hall during the Dutch Golden Age in the 17th century. The building became the royal palace of King Louis Napoleon and later of the Dutch Royal House.
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Als je onderweg het bordje "paleis Soestdijk, 2 km" ziet staan dan moet je er natuurlijk even een klein omweggetje voor maken.
Pure nostalgie van de oude Koninginnedagen ten tijden van Juliana en B. Heel klederdrachtig Nederland kwam in défilé voorbij om eigengemaakte zooi te overhandigen. "achter de Rododendrons ermee".
Dat waren nog eens tijden...
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The King's palace in The Hague, the King is in the city, you see the flag on the building, people seat close to the fence just to rest or to have a look at what happens at the palace, others talk with security guards or just want to have a closer look, others just pass by...
In 1892, op haar twaalfde verjaardag, kreeg Prinses Wilhelmina dit chalet aangeboden. Het werd gebruikt om te rusten na het wandelen.
Later gebruikte Prinses Wilhelmina het Chalet af en toe als atelier.
Eind 19e eeuw kwamen Zwitserse chalets veel in parken voor omdat Zwitserland bij de elite hoog stond aangeschreven vanwege de frisse lucht en de grootse natuur.
In 1892, on her twelfth birthday, Princess Wilhelmina was offered this chalet. It was used to rest after walking.Later, Princess Wilhelmina occasionally used the Chalet as a studio.
At the end of the 19th century, Swiss chalets were common in parks because Switzerland was highly regarded by the elite for its fresh air and great nature.
Soestdijk Palace was the home of the Dutch queen Juliana. After she and her husband passed away the place was open for the public.
Currently it is being renovated. It's future function is to be decided.
Noordeinde Palace (Dutch: Paleis Noordeinde) is one of the three official palaces of the Dutch royal family. Located in The Hague, it has been used as the official workplace of King Willem-Alexander since 2013.
Commissioned by Frederik Hendrik, built in 1640 by Jacob van Campen and Pieter Post. Extended to the rear after 1814.
Escher in Het Paleis (Escher in The Palace) is a museum in The Hague, Netherlands, featuring the works of the Dutch graphical artist M. C. Escher. It is housed in the Lange Voorhout Palace since November 2002.
In 2015 it was revealed that many of the prints on display at the museum were replicas, scanned from original prints and printed onto the same type of paper used by Escher, rather than original Escher prints as they had been labeled.
Apeldoorn, the Netherlands
After the elder House of Orange-Nassau had become extinct with the death of William III of England in 1702, he left all his estates in the Netherlands to his cousin Johan Willem Friso of the House of Nassau-Dietz in his Last Will. However, the King of Prussia claimed them, as he also descended from the Princes of Orange, and the Houses of Orange-Nassau and Hohenzollern had, a few generations before, made an inheritance contract. Therefore, most of the older properties, though not including Het Loo, were in fact taken over by the Hohenzollerns, who never lived there. ohan Willem Friso's son, William IV, Prince of Orange, finally took over Het Loo Palace, Soestdijk Palace, as well as Huis ten Bosch Palace near The Hague. His widow later bought back several of the older properties in and around The Hague from Frederick William I of Prussia in 1732.
Queen Mary's bedroom
The palace then remained a summer-residence of the House of Orange-Nassau until the death of Queen Wilhelmina in 1962. IHer daughter, Queen Juliana, never lived there, but her younger daughter, Princess Margriet, lived in the right wing until 1975.
The building was renovated between 1976 and 1982. Since 1984, the palace is a state museum open for the general public, showing interiors with original furniture, objects and paintings of the House of Orange-Nassau. It also houses a library devoted to the House of Orange-Nassau and the Museum van de Kanselarij der Nederlandse Orden (Museum of the Netherlands Orders of Knighthood's Chancellery) with books and other material concerning decorations and medals. The building is a rijksmonument and is among the Top 100 Dutch heritage sites.
Schunck est un ancien magasin de mode et grand magasin à Heerlen et Geleen . C'est aussi le nom d'une série de bâtiments qui abritèrent la firme Schunck, dont le plus connu est le Palais de Verre , désigné parmi les mille bâtiments les plus influents du XXe siècle par l' Union des architectes internationaux . Le client du Glass Palace était le propriétaire Peter Schunck .
C'est aujourd'hui un centre culturel avec un musée d'art moderne et contemporain, un institut d'architecture, une école de musique et de danse et une bibliothèque sous l'ancien nom. Le musée abrite la collection d'art de Heerlen.
Dans les années 1930, un édifice particulier a été construit au centre de Heerlen : le Palais de Verre. Le bâtiment était extrêmement moderne et innovant pour l’époque. Le Glass Palace a été construit à l’origine comme une maison de couture. L'architecte Frits Peutz a conçu le bâtiment moderniste pour le compte de l'entrepreneur Peter Schunck. En raison de sa hauteur et de ses grandes surfaces vitrées, le bâtiment fut bientôt communément appelé « le Palais de Verre ».
Le Palais de Verre possède non seulement une architecture impressionnante, mais aussi une histoire riche, parallèle au développement de la ville de Heerlen. De la richesse et du succès au déclin. Du point le plus bas d'une démolition imminente au sauvetage et à la restauration d'une icône spéciale. Du grand magasin à l’immeuble de bureaux. Du supermarché et des magasins aux studios et immeubles anti-squats et finalement à l'institution culturelle SCHUNCK, figure de proue du printemps culturel de la ville.
Schunck is a former fashion store and department store in Heerlen and Geleen. It is also the name of a series of buildings which housed the Schunck firm, the best known of which is the Glass Palace, named among the thousand most influential buildings of the 20th century by the Union of International Architects. The Glass Palace's client was owner Peter Schunck.
Today it is a cultural center with a museum of modern and contemporary art, an architectural institute, a music and dance school and a library under the old name. The museum houses Heerlen's art collection.
In the 1930s, a special building was built in the center of Heerlen: the Glass Palace. The building was extremely modern and innovative for its time. The Glass Palace was originally built as a fashion house. Architect Frits Puisz designed the modernist building on behalf of entrepreneur Peter Schunck. Due to its height and large glass surfaces, the building was soon commonly called "the Glass Palace".
The Glass Palace not only has impressive architecture, but also a rich history, parallel to the development of the city of Heerlen. From wealth and success to decline. From the lowest point of imminent demolition to the rescue and restoration of a special icon. From department store to office building. From the supermarket and shops to the studios and anti-squat buildings and finally to the cultural institution SCHUNCK, the figurehead of the city's cultural spring.
Paleis Het Loo is een paleis gelegen aan de rand van Apeldoorn. Het paleis werd tot 1975 door leden van de Koninklijke familie van Nederland bewoond. Sinds 1984 is het als Nationaal Museum Paleis het Loo opengesteld voor publiek en vinden er tentoonstellingen en evenementen plaats. Het paleis is eigendom van de Staat der Nederlanden. Het beheer en onderhoud van de gebouwen wordt uitgevoerd door de Stichting Paleis Het Loo Nationaal Museum.