Delft
- Address:Delft
- Admission:Free
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Delft is a quaint and traditional town that sits between Rotterdam and The Hague. With a city center that can be explored in no time flat, this destination is great for acquainting yourself with its small-town landmarks, such as the 19th century renovated Stadhuis (Town Hall) or the Nieuwe Kerk (New Church), where from the tower you can catch a glimpse of both Rotterdam and The Hague. The church also is also a royal burial ground, where Prince William of Orange resides. As the town is mainly a university town with a sizable technical school, another key attraction in Delft is Techniekmuseum, or Technology Museum.
One of the nicest things to do in Delft is go to de Markt, where they set up markets every Thursday. Here you can buy delicious produce and traditional foods. If you’re looking to pick up a souvenir for a friend or loved one, the town is best known for its traditional ceramics, which can be purchased almost anywhere.
There is also plenty to do for the kids, including a visit to the waterpark, petting zoo, or take them to the Armamentarium (Army Museum) where they can see tons of old weaponry.
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This trip was a long day but well worth it. Just saw so much. Voladem/Maken/ zaanse schaans and delft/hague and lastly madurodam the most magic mini netherlands
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I definitely recommend this tour-what a beautiful ride through the country side! You will gain a lot of knowledge about the Netherlands, their farming, purpose of windmills, the Delft pottery making and cheese making via headsets during the drive outside the city. What an amazing day full of adventures-the guides are very informative and fun as well.
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The tour was great, especially the visit to Delft in which they gave us some free time during lunch to sightsee around. The travel agency is very serious and I recommend their tours.
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Delft is a very visitor friendly town. Many Dutch speak English well, and are mostly willing to answer any practical questions you may have. There are also plenty of ways to get around, though most people either take a car or use a bicycle. Getting in and out of town is very simple as well, with 2 main train stations that go direct to all major destinations.
