• Nieuwe Kerk - The second tallest church in the Netherlands! Curious about who’s buried beneath it? Discover all the details.
• Stadhuis van Delft (City Hall Delft) - This historic town hall is one of Delft’s most significant buildings. As we leave Grote Markt square towards the Old Church, learn what makes the town hall so fascinating.
• Old Church - Located in Delft’s former beer brewing district. Where did the brewers go? We’ll also visit the Old Church, perhaps the city’s most iconic structure. How old is it, and why is it leaning? Let’s find out.
• Museum Prinsenhof Delft - A pivotal site in Dutch history, where the Father of the Fatherland was assassinated. Discover more about this historic event.
• Gemeenlandshuis van Delfland - As we travel along the Oude Delft canal, we’ll see the ornate facade of the Gemeenlandshuis. What is this building, and why was it significant?
• Armamentarium - Heading south, we’ll pass a large former V.O.C. weapons armory. Learn about Delft’s role during the Dutch Republic’s golden era. Nearby, see where Vermeer stood to paint ‘View of Delft’.
• Beestenmarkt - We’ll visit the charming Beestenmarkt square, once bustling with animal markets. Along the way, see former Delft Blue pottery factories, an old synagogue, and the Netherlands’ oldest hospital.
• Royal Delft - Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles - Finally, visit the Royal Delft Museum/Factory.

• Museum or Beer Tasting costs
• Guide

• Gratuities (optional)

Join a local guide for a leisurely and enlightening private stroll through Delft’s historic city center — where Vermeer once walked, the Dutch royals are laid to rest, and centuries-old canals, churches, and market squares continue to create a picturesque setting.

The tour commences in the market square, bordered by the impressive City Hall and the towering Nieuwe Kerk, where participants will discover why Delft became a pivotal city in Dutch history. As the tour progresses, many historic houses, serene canals, local pubs, and hidden treasures will be encountered, accompanied by fascinating tales of renowned scientists, painters, and princes who influenced this town and the entire nation.

Following a brief transfer, participants will visit Royal Delft — the sole surviving 17th-century pottery factory still producing genuine Delft Blue. The tour includes a walk through the museum and factory floor, observing the painters at work, and learning how this iconic product became one of the Netherlands’ most cherished exports.

• Alcoholic beverages are only allowed for ages 18 years old and above

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.