Palace Het Loo (Part 1) REACTION!

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[@MartinIrma]

The commerce around princess Wilhelmina worked well. We still have the typical Wilhelmina peppermint with her portrait on it.

[@sim-one]

Living there (almost 😜) and going there as much as we can! Not only the garden but also the woods are fantastic, Paul.

[@karin4160]

You can also visit the park behind the palace where het oude loo stands and we have made our wedding photos, so nice there.

[@jeroenosterhose7084]

This place is literally in my backyard! Love t hike in the surrounding forest!❤️

[@ronroodbol2535]

Hi there. Nice to see this video. yust wanna see that i heve don the restoration on the parquet flooring in the palace

[@MLWitteman]

Once again thank you for the reaction, Highly! And thank you Paul H for subtitles. This video is a nice followup to the Disaster Year Journey. Hope you guys like it!

[@Stelphy876]

7:11 i don't think they mean native plants, they are refering to the plants that were placed during the garden renovation that was ordered by Louis Napoleon in the 17th century. The man tells they restored the garden to what it used to be in the 17th century and the french took different plants for their design to create the new garden. It seems this garden was lost. So in the 1970's they refound these gardens and probably found the leftovers of all these plants and replaced them with the same plants that were placed by the french in the 17th century.

[@micheltbooltink]

Been there dozens of times. It's in my backyard. Behind there gardens is een forest where I hike regularly It's so calming to walk there . Great video.

[@bart7309]

Hey, great video. About what you said ( 19:25) "one of those places you tell your kids........" It looks like you can touch things, however. The moment your arm reaches over the wire an alarm goes off. (First hand experience....)

[@wilmagrevenmulder6225]

I am very proud of Het Loo Palace. I was born in Apeldoorn . And of course I have het Loo many times. And definitely go there again when everthing is ready. I have been living in Friesland for years now. But I still visit Apeldoorn many times. I still love the beautiful Veluwe very much.

[@AudieHolland]

*Note:* Willem III was stadtholder of the Dutch Republic, not king. When he visited Great Britain in 1688, together with his army, he took the English and Scottish crowns, and thus became king of Great Britain. Willem III, a later resident of the palace, was our fourth king. Prior to him were Willem I and II, and of course Lodewijk Napoleon, the French Emperor's younger brother who became King of Holland to rule over the Dutch in name of the Emperor, in 1806. Before Lodewijk Napoleon there never was a king that ruled over The Netherlands, except Philip II of Spain, but he ruled over all the Low Countries, The Netherlands + Belgium + Luxembourg. Even though the Dutch rebellion (Eighty Years' War) started with rejecting Spanish rule, for some weird reason the last line of the first part of the Dutch anthem still honours the King of Spain.

[@tuproc61]

Absolute beautifull and interesting, i must admid that i never have been ther yet and seeing this i will go

[@raisa_91]

I've visited there once. It was okay. I liked the garden though

[@PrincesAzula]

I love your reactions. 🥰 and your pronunciations are just perfect!

[@HighlyCombustibleReacts]

Thank you! 😃

[@jennienoppers210]

well done Paul H!🔥🔥

[@JaapGinder]

My wife and I have been there just before the renovations. And believe me, they were busy with the gardens, but 3/4 of it was already finished. Only the fountains weren't working. Inside a lot looked the same, but I see little differences now. It's a beautiful building!

[@pietschipper324]

A small country with a rich history as you can see...thanks for sharing this Highly, I'm looking forward to part two.

[@poopstain9333]

All those shapes look beautiful from above in the air, but when you're walking there you cant really see it.

[@cjb31890]

Went there at the end of this summer. Gardens were magnificent! But beyond that, you have the rest of the estate, whoch is beautiful as well!

[@esthervaneijk4586]

Visited the palace in 2007. It was impressive. Especially when you realize that most of it was build by hand. The details up close are amazing, those craftsman built things to last!

[@NB-gk5rx]

Wow, been there as a child, beautiful impressive place. Nice to see it again through your program. And have to compliment on your pronunciation it was spot on! 🇳🇱

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

Thank you again for your videos 👍nice place to walk the dogs for potty😂

[@I.Toverheks]

Visited about 10 years ago. Beautiful place. The palace was really interesting, how the rooms all were connected, but loved the garden especially the part where the fruits were growing (apart/aside from the main garden) Back then making pictures inside was prohibited, but have some nice ones from the garden.

[@connievanlewe7762]

I've been there before the restoration and it was amazing.

[@bomhof2002]

Hee thats on walking distance from my house :-)

[@Lilygirl283]

I have been there, but that was in 2009, i would love to see the renovated palace and gardens...

[@ArnoModelstate]

Oh wauw, I did a search to find something out and was a little shocked. "How old is USA now ? : Most historians emphasize the year 1776. It was the year that the soon-to-be United States of America declared its independence from British imperialism. This means that the United States will turn 247 years old on July 4, 2023."

[@tomverheijden712]

It's litteraly down the street for me, it's even more impressive in real life 👌🏻

[@joannewink7101]

I live 20 km from het Loo..never seen it. I think that has to change. 😊

[@s-builds]

Ive been there in irl. It was very impressive!

[@renekuipers4563]

Much love HxC

[@estherbartholdy]

To think that in that time I would have been a supermodel. All plumb and curvy🤣

[@arthurkroes4027]

I live close and i have bein working thare ❤

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

You might think Holland was so good and rich back than. The population was around 1.8 million and fogging poor. Look at this place. And this is 1 out of dozens they built 😢

[@MarcelNL]

I hope British viewers won't think this is a giant toilet though, looking at the name.

[@marksecker6606]

I se you have many vids on the topic of the Netherlands. Are you thinking about moving here?

[@tetaomichel]

The people pay this renovation for our billionair king. Many people do not have a house or food but the king never uses his own money.

[@tetaomichel]

So easy for a king to live from the tax money while saving billions for himself.

[@Wolfe1966]

Newsflash, this palace doesn't belong to the King. It's gouvernement property, like all the palaces.

[@tetaomichel]

@@Wolfe1966 You are mistaken. All renovations of the buildings owned by the royals are done with tax money. Look it up. You have Google.

[@Wolfe1966]

@@tetaomichel wrong, the live in it, but all the palaces are monuments owned by the gouvernement. Only they don't pay rent.

[@tetaomichel]

@@Wolfe1966 NOS Nieuws • Donderdag 21 mei 2020 'Koning betaalde niet voor privé-inrichting Huis ten Bosch' Koning Willem-Alexander heeft niet betaald voor de inrichting van de privévertrekken van zijn paleis Huis ten Bosch. De overheid nam alle kosten van de verbouwing van het paleis op zich, en maakte daarbij geen onderscheid tussen zakelijke en privékamers. Deze verbouwing koste 65 miljoen, Ik copy paste dit gewoon uit de krant en het staat ook op NOS en andere bronnen. Daarnaast renoveert de gehele familie (dus niet alleen de koning) hun panden van belastinggeld.

[@evidekoning8606]

Hii, could you maybe react to the London fireworks of 2023? I think you would really like that with all the highlights of the past year they put into it!

[@yvonnecampbell7036]

Hmmm...a "Lady cave" doesn't sound quite right xD

[@a.g.vanbeek2010]

A She Shed maybe?

[@yvonnecampbell7036]

@@a.g.vanbeek2010 Hahaha!

[@clifffan3]

I never been there, sorry

[@jeffenwaldomyspanishadopti9283]

a not native collection,, citrus does not grow here..and buxus can survive ..with birds...but their kind garden is not bird friendly enough...it's a showgarden

[@Lilygirl283]

I would think that they know what they are doing, the trees before were too old, birds are not going to save those trees...

[@furiousfrisian5398]

Buxus can survive the leaf eating bug (with birds or other natural predators), but not the fungus that killed most of them in The Netherlands. But resistant species are being bred now. but besides that, hidden from direct public eye the gardens hosts many ecological tricks/improvements so that the showgarden and it's surroundings is a place where nature can thrive as well