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Delft is definitely worth a visit.

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Flink wrote "building." It's like being in Italy for a moment.

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To visit the Oude Kerk, you have to pay an entrance fee. There are combination tickets that allow you access to both the Oude Kerk and the Nieuwe Kerk. Did you know that the bell tower of the Oude Kerk is leaning? From ground level to the spire, the difference is almost 2 meters. Incidentally, unlike the Nieuwe Kerk, the tower of the Oude Kerk is "not" open to visitors. We were impressed by the large, colorful, light-filled windows in this church, which, by the way, is still used as a place of worship on weekends and holidays.

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very nice bridge

beautiful

Delft, a typical Dutch small town with many canals

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Delft's "Old Church" impressed us most with its meter-high stained-glass windows. It seems as if the church has more windows than walls. The nave hosts rotating exhibitions. As far as we know, the church tower is "not" accessible for climbing. By the way, there's a fee for admission!

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Very nice bike path. Some of the bridges require a bit of momentum 😉

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https://www.windlustnootdorp.nl/ https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windlust_(Nootdorp) https://www.molendatabase.nl/molens/ten-bruggencate-nr-03525 The mill is a beautiful sight when you come cycling from the Bieslandse Bos and invites you for a bite to eat and a drink. The mill still grinds and sells flour. (In 2025 the mill will be idle because the sails need to be replaced)

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🏛️ Rich history • City of William of Orange: Delft is the city where William of Orange was murdered in 1584 and where he is buried in the impressive Nieuwe Kerk. • Royal ties: Almost all members of the Dutch royal family are buried here. That is why Delft is also called the “royal city”. ⸻ 🎨 Home of Vermeer & Delft Blue • Johannes Vermeer, the world-famous painter of The Girl with the Pearl Earring, lived and worked in Delft. In the Vermeer Center you can discover everything about his life and art. • Delft is known worldwide for its beautiful Delft Blue pottery, which you can admire (and make!) at Royal Delft, for example. ⸻ 🌉 Authentic and picturesque • The historic city center is like an open-air museum: with canals, old bridges, drawbridges, courtyards and medieval facades. • Many visitors compare Delft to a smaller version of Amsterdam, but quieter and friendlier. ⸻ 📍 Compact and easy to explore • Everything is within walking distance: from museums and churches to cozy cafes and boutiques. • Perfect for a day out or a relaxing weekend away. ⸻ 🍽️ Cozy restaurants & markets • Enjoy terraces by the water, atmospheric restaurants on the Marktplein and unique coffee shops. • Every Thursday and Saturday there is a nice weekly market and antique market in the center.

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This street has recently been made completely car-free. Very nice to cycle through. Nice continuous cycle path.

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Delft is a great city to take a walk. Canals, old facades, beautiful city hall and ditto churches. This - only remaining gate - should not be missed during a day of strolling in Delft.

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It would be lovely to include this lake in a walk/bike ride, but preferably not on a beautiful Sunday afternoon!

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The Old Church contains gravestones of Dutch celebrities such as Johannes Vermeer and Piet Hein.

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As early as 1400, Delft received a city wall designed to keep invaders out of the prosperous city. The fortress could be entered through eight city gates and proved so effective that William of Orange made Delft his royal residence during the Eighty Years' War. The Oostpoort, with its two slender towers and drawbridge in front, is the only remaining gate.

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The tower of the Old Church has watched over Delft since 1350. The 75-meter-high structure has lost considerable sway over time; its lean is noticeable even from afar, raising doubts about its stability. But don't worry: Although the church tower, popularly known as "Scheve Jan," is almost 2 meters out of alignment due to its sandy subsoil, there are no structural concerns. The grave of Johannes Vermeer, the Dutch painter, can also be seen here.

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Very beautiful square with many terraces. Here it is super busy and cozy when the weather is good.

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The leaning tower is of course striking.

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Very beautiful building with even a house where an artist lives.

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Beautiful and cozy city

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