Delft The Randstad, The Netherlands Travel Guide
Approximately 10-15 minutes by frequent direct train from Delft Central Station.
As the political capital of The Netherlands, The Hague features grand architecture, important political institutions, and renowned museums. See the Binnenhof, the historic Dutch Parliament. The Mauritshuis displays masterpieces like Vermeer's "Girl with a Pearl Earring." The Peace Palace houses the International Court of Justice.
Discover more destinations beyond Delft, from modern cityscapes to charming historic towns.
Approximately 15-20 minutes by frequent direct train from Delft Central Station. A city of modern architecture and a bustling international port, offering a stark contrast to historic Delft. Climb the Euromast for panoramic city views.
Approximately 15-20 minutes by frequent direct train from Delft Central Station. A charming historic university city with picturesque canals, hidden courtyards (hofjes), and a lively student atmosphere.
Delft makes an excellent starting point for longer regional explorations.
Easily combine Delft with a few days in Amsterdam, approximately 1 hour by train.
A beautiful, less crowded city (approx. 1 hour by train) with a charming city center and unique canals.
A historic city close to Amsterdam, known for its Frans Hals Museum and beautiful architecture.
Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent are cities readily reachable by high-speed train from Rotterdam or Amsterdam. Plan a rich cultural extension.
Cologne is a German city with historical significance, featuring a renowned cathedral and Roman history.
Staying connected and moving around Delft is easy with various options and considerations.
The Netherlands has reliable mobile networks like KPN, Vodafone, and T-Mobile. Prepaid SIM cards are available at supermarkets and electronics stores. Ensure your phone is unlocked before purchase.
Dutch is the official language. English is widely spoken, especially among younger generations and in tourist settings. Language will rarely be a barrier for visitors.
Modern trains, trams, and buses increasingly feature wheelchair accessibility. They have low floors, ramps, and designated spaces for convenience.
Delft Central Station is a modern and fully accessible facility. It has elevators and ramps connecting all platforms, making movement simple for all travelers.
Sidewalks are generally well-kept, but the charming cobblestone streets in Delft's historic center can pose difficulties for wheelchairs or strollers. Many major museums work for accessibility.
Research specific needs and contact relevant organizations for assistance if needed.
Check the 'accessibility' section on official websites for current details before your visits.
Historic buildings may have limited access due to their original architecture, like narrow doorways or stairs.
