Ridderzaal
The Hague, Netherlands
The central building of the Binnenhof complex, from the 13th century, famous for its impressive wooden roof resembling an inverted ship's hull.
The Ridderzaal, the central building of the Binnenhof complex in The Hague. Built in the 13th century in Gothic style, it originally served as a banquet hall for the Counts of Holland. Currently, it is the venue for the opening of the parliamentary year by the king. It stands out with its impressive wooden roof resembling an inverted ship's hull. State ceremonies are also held in the Ridderzaal.
- Visit time: 30 min
How long does it take to visit Ridderzaal?
Plan about 30 min.
Nearby
- Binnenpoort — 30 m
- Mauritspoort — 70 m
- Binnenhof — 80 m
- Grondwetbank — 100 m
- Mauritshuis — 120 m
- Haringkraam Buitenhof — 130 m
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