Things to do in Delft

Delft's Oude Kerk features a dramatically leaning tower, tilting two meters since the 14th century. Inside, find stunning stained-glass windows and master painter Johannes Vermeer's tomb.

Delftse Hout offers a serene lake surrounded by woodlands where visitors can swim, sail, or simply unwind. Rent a bicycle to explore extensive cycling routes that connect to the picturesque South Holland countryside.

Immerse yourself in Johannes Vermeer's world at this interactive center featuring reproductions of all 37 known paintings. Explore a recreated studio and discover the Dutch master's life in 17th-century Delft.

The TU Delft Botanical Garden merges botanical research with technology across 7,000 plant species. Explore themed areas showcasing scientific plant applications in the systematic garden, greenhouse complex, and herb garden.

Delft's historic Markt square pulses with life beneath the Gothic Nieuwe Kerk and Renaissance City Hall. On Thursdays, market stalls transform the space into a vibrant showcase of Dutch culture and craftsmanship.

This Renaissance masterpiece stands proudly in Delft's Markt square with its ornate façade and gilded accents. Combine your visit with the Nieuwe Kerk across the square for a glimpse into Dutch architectural heritage.

You can study the exhibits at Municipal Museum het Prinsenhof, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Delft. Experience the area's entertainment choices and fascinating museums.

The Eastern Gate (Oostpoort) is Delft's only surviving medieval city gate, featuring twin towers and Gothic architecture from 1400. Capture its reflection in the canal or stroll across the nearby drawbridge.