The city is rich in numerous historical buildings, beautiful churches and cathedrals. Each monument is a witness of important historical events. Sights here keep many interesting legends that will be revealed to curious travellers. Town Hall is the oldest building in the city. This is a true example of architecture of the Renaissance style. Its construction started in 1618 and lasted for about two years. Town Hall was built on the site of an old prison that had been constructed in the beginning of the 15th century. In 1536 the building was almost completely destroyed by fire. Only a tower has survived till our days.
National cuisine is quite simple, so many even call it "village". Herring is one of the most favorite dishes of the local people. These are slices of herring with fresh onion and mild-cured … Open
Many proverbs have been created about tolerance and politeness of local people. People here have always been very tolerant towards the opinions of others. Delft, just like any other city in … Open
Since Delft is the hometown of the great artist Jan Vermeer who lived and painted in the “Golden Age” era of Dutch art (or the Northern Renaissance, as this period is often called), it is no wonder that it is here that you can visit the museum dedicated to this artist. The place is called Vermeer Centrum. Tourists can perceive the artist’s life in here, and they are guaranteed full immersion in the era. Other interesting museums include the Museum Prinsenhof, which provides visitors with the opportunity to learn about the traditional crafts of the city. There is also the Science Center, which children will definitely enjoy, and Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles, which features porcelain works of art.
Travelers will surely find great pleasure in making a walking tour around the city. On its territory they will find beautiful parks and alleys. Daytime is full of festivals and celebrations … Open
One of the main symbols of the Netherlands is the “mill”, and the best one worthy of visiting in Delft is the Molen de Roos. The building cannot be missed – it can be even seen from afar. This is as a result of its majestic facade. Despite the fact that this is a working mill, it is more of a museum. Another interesting place for tourists is the bridge Symbiobrug, remarkable in terms of its architectural value. Likewise, is the Vleeshal de Koornbeurs – a building that managed to become a warehouse for meat and a meat market. The building itself belong to the XIII-XIV centuries, and is ranked among the oldest in the city. To date, this is a historic place, and on the top floor of the building you can visit the restaurant situated there.
1. Tourists, who plan to make phone calls to other states, should use local telephones. They can be found near underground stations, close to major shopping malls and traffic stops. This … Open