Delft Blue
When you think of Delft, you think of Delft Blue. The pottery has become world-famous since its creation in the VOC era. It originated in the late 16th century as a cheap alternative to blue and white Chinese porcelain. Royal Delft is the only remaining factory from this era and still the place where you can see and experience how Delft Blue is authentically manufactured.

Johannes Vermeer
This world-famous 17e -century painter was born and raised in Delft. At the Vermeer Center Delft, a museum housed in the 17th-century building of the St. Luke's Guild, you can learn all about the work and life of this "Master of Light.

City of William of Orange
Delft and the Dutch Royal Family have been linked for hundreds of years. It is the city where in 1572, William of Orange came to live to lead the revolt against the Spanish. And with success! He defeated the Spanish occupiers and founded the state of the Netherlands, with principles such as religious freedom and freedom of speech. In museum Het Prinsenhof you can find everything about this.

Shopping in Delft
You can indulge yourself in this city if you love shopping. Browse endlessly for unique and contemporary must-haves in small boutiques or shop at your leisure in the larger stores. In Delft there really is something for everyone.

Science Centre Delft
TU Delft is the country's largest engineering university with countless groundbreaking innovations to its credit - from solar cars to oceans generating energy. Science Centre Delft gives a glimpse into the kitchen of TU Delft. A world of science and technology that challenges visitors to participate, not just watch.

So more than enough to do in this city, especially if you love history. But Delft is also a cozy city with narrow canals, quirky stores, hidden courtyards and a vibrant student life. Don't miss a thing with a self-guided walking tour with audio guide from City App Tour.