List of Dutch Royal and Former Royal Residences

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Still in use, owned by the state:
- Royal Palace on Dam square, Amsterdam
- Palace Huis ten Bosch, The Hague
- Palace Noordeinde, The Hague
- Noordeinde 66, The Hague
- Castle het Oude Loo, Apeldoorn

Private residences:
- Castle Drakensteijn, Lage Vuursche
- Villa Eikenhorst, Wassenaar
- Bungalow Het Nieuwe Loo, Apeldoorn
- Rocco di Dreigoni, Tavernelle (Italy)

Former royal residences:
- Palace Het Loo, Apeldoorn
- Castle Breda, Breda
- Palace Soestdijk, Baarn
- Palace Kneuterdijk, The Hague
- Palace Lange Voorhout, The Hague
- Palace Korte Voorhout, The Hague
- The Nassau-Weilburg Palace, The Hague
- Het Catshuis, The Hague (now residence of the Prime Minister)
- Mauritshuis (of Maurice ´the Brazilian´ of Nassau-Siegen)
- Pavillion von Wied, Scheveningen (built for Queen Wilhelmina, inherited by her granddaughter Fuerstin Marie von Wied.
- Huize de Pauw, Wassenaar
- The Royal Palace, Tilburg
- Huize Rusthof, Voorburg (owned by Princess Marianne)
- Pavillion Welgelegen, Haarlem (inhabited by Duchess Louise of Brunswick and her mother Princess Wilhelmina
- Stadhoudershof, Leeuwarden (sold in 1971 to the city of Leeuwarden)

Demolished:
- Villa Ruygenhoek, Scheveningen (built for Queen Wilhelmina, burt down in the 80-ties)
- Palace Honselaarsdijk, Naaldwijk
- Palace Huis te Nieuburch, Rijswijk
- Castle Dieren (bought by Stadholder Willem II)
- Castle of Buren, Buren (demolished in the 18th century)
- Palace Buitenrust, The Hague (restreat of Queen Anna)
- Palace Rustenburg, The Hague