Maximum of Holland and his family showed the new royal palace

Maximum and Guillermo from the Netherlands They posed with their daughters Ariadna, Alexia and Catalina in their house, Palace of Huis Ten Bosch. The royal family has been living here since last January, after allocating more than 63 million euros in spare parts. Today, the first time they were photographed by the media at the door of the property.

The monarch was seen wearing a dress of her The bad designer, Jan Taminiau. Choose an article from collection 'ready to wear', knee length, with different color gradients. The cost is 1 490 euros on the designer's official website.

Weeks ago, through the official website of the royal houseArgentina and her husband have published images in which several installations could be appreciated, such as the entrance hall, the ballroom, the blue room, the Chinese hall and the Japanese hall. In the residence, of 8,785 square meters, not only are the spaces intended for the family of Zorreguieta, but there are also offices of the public administration that work in some of the wings of the property.

It should be noted that the figures for expenditure on reforms were published by the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations: "The renovation costs 4.1 million more: 63.1 million euros instead of 59 million euros", of which 1.1 million is price indexing: due to the Improvement of the economy, prices of construction products, hourly wages and construction costs have increased, and an additional 3 million are needed due to structural setbacks. "

This money was intended for completely restore ceilings and facades, in addition to the stairs. It should be noted that the final sum has been considerably increased because the building was considerably worse than expected before the work began.

The palace is not open to the public because the royal family has been living there since January of this year. Previously, they lived in another luxury property that, in recent weeks, rented them ten thousand euros a month.

Huis Ten Bosch was built in 1645, at the request of the prince Federico Enrique, who wanted to own a summer residence for him and his wife, Princess Amalia. Then, it belonged to several princes until its nationalization during the period of French domination, between 1795 and 1813. Since the proclamation of William I as king of the Netherlands in 1815, the palace was inhabited sporadically by members of the Dutch royal family. During the Second World War, it was badly damaged, but the reforms in depth made it habitable again. Princess Beatriz, Prince Claus and their three children moved to the palace in 1981.