Huis Doorn

Huis Doorn is a manor house and national museum within the town of Doorn within the Netherlands. The house is appointed with early twentieth century interior from the time when former German Emperor Wilhelm II resided. Huis Doorn became first constructed inside the ninth century. It become rebuilt in the 14th century, after it become destroyed. It was again rebuilt within the nineteenth century to its gift-day shape. The gardens have been also created in the 19th century. After World War I, Wilhelm II sold the house, in which he lived in exile from 1920 till his dying in 1941. He is living in a coffin within a mausoleum in the gardens.

After the German profession in World War II, the residence became seized by using the Dutch government as antagonistic assets. Huis Doorn is now a national museum and a country wide history site. The interior of the residence has now not been changed due to the fact that Wilhelm II died. Every 12 months in June, German monarchists come to Doorn to pay their respects to the emperor. In 2012, the museum had 25,000 visitors.