The building of the Royal Riding School was built in Amsterdam in the Renaissance style in 1882. It was designed by the famous architect Adolf Leonard van Gendt, who also took part in the work on the new building of the City Theater and the Central Station. They say that the creators of this indoor riding arena were inspired by the example of the Spanish Riding School in Vienna.
At the Royal Riding School of Amsterdam, you can take private lessons or participate in group classes. When the summer holidays arrive, the school allows pony riding. In general, all classes held at the Royal Riding School are divided into four levels and are conducted by professional instructors.
If you practice equestrian sports, visiting this school will become a new step for you in improving your skills. If, on the other hand, you are indifferent to horseback riding, pass this building by, but know that before you stands one of the most famous riding schools in the world.
