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Noordeinde Palace
Four Centuries of the 'Court of the House of Orange'
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In 1591, the States of Holland were only able to find one suitable residence for Louise de Coligny, the last wife of William the Silent. And so this member of the House of Orange began living in a chic rented property in The Hague, which over more than four hundred years of eventful history expanded to become Noordeinde Palace. Frederick Henry saw it as a confirmation of much fought for influence, while Queen Wilhelmina as the epitome of pre-war aloofness. King William I used it as his winter residence and it serves the last Dutch Queen as an efficient work palace.