Highlights walking Tour in Delft with Audio and GPS Guide
Explore the charming city of Delft on a captivating walking tour! Known for its stunning canals, historic architecture, and iconic blue pottery, Delft offers a perfect blend of Dutch history and beauty. Wander through the medieval Old Town, visit the awe-inspiring Nieuwe Kerk, and discover hidden gems like the peaceful courtyards. Along the way, learn fascinating stories about the city’s royal connections and artistic legacy, including Vermeer. Whether you're a history buff, an art lover, or simply looking for a picturesque adventure, Delft promises an unforgettable experience. Book now for a unique journey through Dutch heritage!
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Highlights walking Tour in Delft with Audio and GPS Guide
What's included in Highlights walking Tour in Delft with Audio and GPS Guide
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Museum Paul Tetar van ElvenPass-by Only
The Paul Tétar van Elven museum is located in the home of the 19th century painter and passionate collector of art and antiques. In his will he stipulated that his house and its contents should be furnished as a museum after his death. In this way, a unique 19th century artist ensemble in our country has been preserved. The largely authentic interior still breathes the taste of the resident and his time. When you enter the atmospheric, lavishly furnished salon, you would not be surprised if the painter or his wife came to welcome you personally!
Gemeenlandshuis van DelflandPass-by Only
The Gemeenlandshuis from the early 1500s is the oldest house in Delft. As you will see, the owner must have been quite wealthy. He owed his fortune to the large beer production in the city. The decorations on the building still refer to this. People used to drink beer like water, because the water was too polluted to drink. Jan de Huyter was a tenant of hops and thus amassed a fortune. With that he was able to build this gigantic house. The hop cones on the house are a reminder of this. Furthermore, the Gothic house was given a high stepped gable that was intended as a lookout tower, an absolute status symbol for De Huyter.
Museum Prinsenhof DelftPass-by Only
The Prinsenhof Museum is a historically important place for the Netherlands. On this spot, William of Orange was shot dead by the Frenchman Balthasar Gerards on 10 July 1584. The former Sint Agatha monastery is among the Top 100 of the National Service for the Preservation of Monuments from 1990. The museum highlights Delft Blue, great Delft scientists such as Hugo de Groot and Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, and Delft masters such as William of Orange and the House of Orange-Nassau. The museum has a collection of paintings, pottery and utensils from the Golden Age.
Inclusions
- App
- Audio and Written Guide
- Bottled water
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Travel time is already included in the total duration time
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- We start our tour in the middle of the Koornmarket in Delft, in front of the Museum Paul Tétar van Elven nr 67 . Check the screen in the App to see if you are almost there. Once you are within 10 meters of the starting point, the tour will start automatically.
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Ticket Redemption
Download the Niki App via our website: https://niki-app.com and redeem your code. You can use the Booking reference number.
