Delft
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Delft Reviews
We've found 95 Delft reviews from Viator.com travelers and members: what they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved. It's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Review by pranay, September 2011
Doing what: Delft, The Hague and Madurodam Half-Day Trip from Amsterdam
Holland is really beautifull. As a kid I always dream for visiting Madurodam. At laest for a few hrs I become a kid along with my son. Even delft and Hague was beautifull.
Review by Kamlesh N, September 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
Loved Rotterdam and Delft. Visit to the farmhouse with cheese making and wooden shoe making is well worth it. Highly recommend this tour for those looking get out of the lights and party atmosphere of Amsterdam and see Netherlands!.
Review by fei, Singapore, September 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
tour is giving good general view of 3 cities and flower auction.Delft potery could be left out so more time in city center.
Review by claire c, August 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
saw so much in such little time. loved Delft town square, be sure to eat at guide's recomended cafe for pancakes. Comfy coach,excellent guide. Tour without fault. \needed more time in Maurodam
Review by Emilia T, August 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
Excellent tour. Was pleasantly surprised by Delft and the Haag. Madurodam is interesting for both adults and children. I would definitely recommend this tour.
Review by James W, August 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
Very good. A quick overview of the Holland countryside, Rotterdam, Delft pottery shop, and the Hague.
Review by Lewke F, August 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
Great tour. Saw a lot. Especially enjoyed the stop at Delft and lunch at the recommended restaurant.
Review by Marilyn Q, August 2011
Doing what: Delft, The Hague and Madurodam Half-Day Trip from Amsterdam
This was very interesting. I really enjoyed the porcelain factory in Delft. Madurodam was too chilly to actually enjoy very much, though. However, that wasn't the fault of the tour company. The guide, Derrick, was very pleasant and helpful.
Review by Helen H, August 2011
Doing what: Amsterdam Super Saver 2: Windmills, Delft, The Hague and Madurodam Day Trip
This was a full day but I was not overly impressed with the type of tour that went to the Windmills, Volendam, the fishing village, etc. I realize you're trying to cover all kinds of languages within one bus, but to wear a headset and have to listen to a recorded voice instead of having the tour guide give a personal spin on the trip made it less enjoyable. Also, because there was so much packed into the morning trip, it was so rushed that there was just not much time to enjoy the Windmills. The afternoon trip however to the Delft, Hague and Madurodam was amazing. The tour guide was so personable, humorous, and gave us so much information as we travelled. He definitely engaged us with his stories.
Review by Mike M, August 2011
Doing what: Amsterdam Super Saver 2: Windmills, Delft, The Hague and Madurodam Day Trip
This tour was great, the trip to the Windmills wonderful the 5 minute cheese making exhibition not necessary as it was more important to maximise the time in the village and what was explained I beleive all would know. Loved Volendam, would have loved more time there, the fish and chips were excellent value. The boat trip to Markin and the Clog maker were interesting, the whiz through Hague was ok, Delft the town was exceptional, would have liked more time there and less time at the pottery factory, which seemed to be more about selling than information. Overall a worthwhile tour but be prepared for a large group and a lottery with regard to Tour Guide, the one we had on this tour was better than another tour completed, in can make a difference.
Review by Kokil J, August 2011
Doing what: Amsterdam Super Saver 2: Windmills, Delft, The Hague and Madurodam Day Trip
It was a great itinerary and a wonderful way to feel the pulse of Holland in a single day! The countryside activities in the morning were nicely balanced out by the town visits to Delft and Hague in the afternoon. However, if you have more time I would suggest spacing out both itineraries over a couple of days. A short ride-through, probably didn't do Hague justice :)
Review by Joshua C C, July 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
This day was quite interesting! Our stop at the flower auctions was pretty cool, seeing the massive industry it creates for The Netherlands! Delft Pottery and Ceramics was also nice! Cool to see how they make the stuff! The highlight of the day is surely Madurodam! A miniature version of Holland! Simply amazing! Was a really nice day too which was great!
Review by Andras S, Hungary, May 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
I think it's the best choice to visit the country with the most important cities in the Netherlands in one day. The flower auction surprised me, because I thought it could be boring, you must see it. The cities 'Rotterdam' and 'Den Haag' are not so beautiful as Amsterdam, but you can learn them from the bus. (We didn't stop there) Delft is wonderful, you've free time there, you can eat. Last stop, Madurodam ("Mini-Holland") is fantastic, you should visit it.
So, if you have time, you should participate in this tour. Tourist guide is funny, says a lot of information.
Review by STEVEN G, May 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
A very thorough trip fron North to South Holland taking in some interesting sights along the way.
First off is a trip to a farm where we were shown cheese making followed by the making of traditional Dutch shoes, which we know as clogs! Quite interesting to see the farm and how they do it. The flower auction was shut on this day as it was a bank holiday so we then made our way to Rotterdam for a city tour by bus and a brief photography stop at the old harbour. Rotterdam looked nice and interesting and i would have rather incorporated an hour stop at least. We then visited a Delft blue pottery workshop where we were given a demonstration on the making of the pottery, this was quite interesting and the small shop housed to lovely souvenirs albeit at a price. After an hour in Delft market square for lunch we went through The Hague for a look at the city centre, which didn't look very exciting to be fair. Then we had an hour and a bit at Madurodam, Holland in miniature which was enjoyable but more for the kids i think. I would have cut that out for a more lengthy stop in Rotterdam but it is hard to please everyone. All in all a very good value trip and an excellent way to experience a slice of what Holland has to offer.
Review by Louise R, USA, April 2011
Doing what: Holland in One Day Sightseeing Tour
We enjoyed our day trip very much. The guide was wonderful - easy to understand and told us many informational stories. The trip could have started earlier (8 am) and added at least 30 min to most of the stops - Delft, Madurodam, Flower Auction. Less time driving around Rotterdam also. I enjoyed seeing everything, but felt rushed at all destinations. Babies should not be allowed on an all day driving tour. The child on our bus cried a lot in the morning and really distracted and prevented us from hearing all of the guides wonderful information. Finally, I moved to the lower level of the bus, even though the view was not as good. Just like our Athens tour, the fantastic guide made the trip a success!
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