From Schiphol Airport, take a direct train to The Hague Central Station (Den Haag Centraal). From there, Kneuterdijk Palace is a short walk or a quick tram/bus ride.

Yes, Kneuterdijk Palace is very accessible by public transport. Tram and bus lines frequently stop near The Hague Central Station, which is a short distance away.

The Hague has an excellent public transport system. Trams and buses are efficient for getting around the city, especially to central locations like Kneuterdijk Palace.

Kneuterdijk Palace is primarily an administrative building and not generally open for public tours. Check the official website for any exceptions or special event access.

As it's not a public attraction, there are no standard opening hours. Access is usually restricted to official business or during specific, announced events.

Typically, no tickets are required as it's not a tourist attraction. However, if there's a special event, ticketing information will be provided by the organizers.

While you can't typically go inside, you can admire the exterior architecture and appreciate its historical significance as a former royal residence.

For history buffs and those interested in Dutch royal heritage, seeing the exterior is worthwhile. It's also a great landmark when exploring the city center of The Hague.

Public guided tours are generally not offered. However, some city tours of The Hague might include a stop or mention of Kneuterdijk Palace.