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    Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are among Europe's few surviving monarchies.

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    While the Netherlands were an early republic during the Dutch Golden Age, the country has been a hereditary monarchy since 1815. The Dutch monarch, since 2013 King Willem-Alexander, is an inviolable member of the executive government.

    Belgium has been a constitutional monarchy since the country's independence in 1830, ruled by King Philippe since 2013.

    Luxembourg is ruled by Grand Duke Henri since 2000.

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    Map of Benelux monarchies

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    • 1 Royal Palace (Koninklijk Paleis), Dam (Amsterdam/Binnenstad). The Royal Palace is one of the three official palaces of the Netherlands. It was built in 1651 as the city hall of Amsterdam. Royal Palace of Amsterdam (Q1056152) on Wikidata Royal Palace of Amsterdam on Wikipedia
    • 2 Paleis Huis ten Bosch (The Hague). While the surrounding park is open, the palace itself is not open to visitors. Huis ten Bosch (Q1072284) on Wikidata Huis ten Bosch on Wikipedia
    • 3 Paleis Noordeinde (Noordeinde Palace) (The Hague). This is the royal palace that King Willem-Alexander uses as his office. While the inside is not open to the public, the 17th-century façade can be seen from Noordeinde street, which also has a large number of art galleries. Noordeinde Palace (Q1889721) on Wikidata Noordeinde Palace on Wikipedia
    • 4 Royal Palace (Palais Royal/Koninklijk Paleis), Place des Palais/Paleizenplein (Brussels/Pentagon). The ceremonial royal palace, where foreign statesmen are received by the King of Belgium. Has a park out front. Royal Palace of Brussels (Q635307) on Wikidata Royal Palace of Brussels on Wikipedia
    • 5 Grand Ducal Palace (Luxembourg (city)). Fully restored during the 1990s. It also houses the Luxembourgish Parliament the Chamber of Deputies. Grand Ducal Palace (Q1205254) on Wikidata Grand Ducal Palace, Luxembourg on Wikipedia

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