
Nieuwe Kerk, Markt and Stadhuis
The Nieuwe Kerk holds the royal tomb of the House of Orange, and you can climb its tower for a view over the city. It stands on the Markt, on the same square as the Stadhuis.






The places that make Delft: Nieuwe Kerk, Markt and Stadhuis, Oostpoort, Oude Delft and the leaning Oude Kerk and more, with what is on there next.

The Nieuwe Kerk holds the royal tomb of the House of Orange, and you can climb its tower for a view over the city. It stands on the Markt, on the same square as the Stadhuis.

The only one of the old city gates that is still standing, from around 1400, with a land gate and a water gate. It is a short walk at the edge of the centre.

A canal in the old centre with the Oude Kerk, the oldest church in Delft. Its tower leans, which is why people call it the Scheve Jan.

The factory where Delft Blue is still painted by hand. In the museum you see how it is made, and children from seven can paint their own tile.

A small centre on the Voldersgracht about Johannes Vermeer, his work, his life and the city he painted. It is open every day and has a shop with Delft Blue.
