Golden Carriage arrives at Amsterdam Museum after restoration
3 years, 7 months ago

Golden Carriage arrives at Amsterdam Museum after restoration

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After a restoration that took over five years, the Golden Carriage was hoisted into the Amsterdam Museum's courtyard during the early hours of Thursday morning. The Golden Carriage was given to Queen Wilhelmina by the residents of Amsterdam in 1898, when she was inaugurated at the age of 18. Since 1903, the Golden Carriage has mainly be used for the Royals' traditional tour through The Hague on Prinsjesdag, or Budget Day, every year in September. The Royal House has yet to make a decision on what will happen with the Golden Carriage after the exhibit at the Amsterdam Museum.

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Public can view Golden Carriage in Amsterdam Museum courtyard from Saturday
3 years ago

Public can view Golden Carriage in Amsterdam Museum courtyard from Saturday

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Although King Willem-Alexander announced on Thursday that the Golden Carriage wouldn't be used for the time being, the public can still view the carriage in the courtyard of the Amsterdam Museum for the coming period. But the museum still wants to give people the opportunity to come and look at the carriage. During the exhibition, the Amsterdam Museum gauges opinions …

Golden Carriage to be displayed in Amsterdam Museum after restoration
4 years, 4 months ago

Golden Carriage to be displayed in Amsterdam Museum after restoration

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The Golden Carriage will be part of an Amsterdam Museum exhibition titled 'Golden Carriage - Gift of Amsterdam' next year, the government announced. The exhibition will include a broad public program, in which participants can "participate in a discussion about a variety of themes related to the Golden Carriage as Dutch cultural heritage," the government said. A few years ago, …

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