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Having travelled to the Netherlands for work a lot recently, Delft has become my favourite place to stay. Some really relaxed bars and restaurants, and beautiful architecture, without the 'full on' nature of Amsterdam, or big city feel of Den Haag. If you are looking to explore Holland, and check out a few of the different places, you will not regret making Delft your home base for a few days! Easy to get around and Delft Brew House is a must-visit. Excellent beer and fantastic food every time.

Delft is a beautiful, quiet, small city, everything in the old town is within easy walking distance. It is easily assessable by train from Amsterdam (with some direct trains from the airport). There are lots of great eating places (the lady in the Tourist Information gave us some good ideas)

Delft is delightful. It's such a pretty place. Bicycles outnumber cars so you can enjoy the fresh air and hear the chimes of church bells. It's well situated too for visiting other towns. Then you can come back in the evening to a good choice of excellent restaurants such as de Brouwhuis and 't Postkantoor. Museums are quite expensive but just walking around Delft you can discover so much of interest.

Not crowded with tourists Lots of interesting eateries, very easy to walk around Wonderful museums including an excellent one featuring the famous artist Vermeer- Girl With Pearl Earring. "The Old and New churches from the 1300s and 1500s. The ancient monastery next to our Best Western Museum Hotel where King william of Orange was murdered -now a fascinating museum. Weekend markets in the cobbled square with added entertainment of various concerts.A jazz band with 'Amy Winehouse" singer performed on the Sunday we were there on our two day stay. Whats not to love about this romantic small city, where you can laze at little cafes on the banks of tree lined canals being entertained by music and church bells.

Delft is lovely. We went for two full days and were able to do everything we had wanted to experience. We went to the Royal Delft museum & factory tour, visited both the Old and New Churches, stopped by a working windmill, and wandered the market in the central plaza. We had excellent food at very reasonable prices (especially considering that we live in Paris so our sense of pricing is a bit skewed!). Everyone was friendly and we had a good time, overall. Getting around Delft is easy on foot. There is a local bike rental place (10€/day), so we were able to explore a bit farther afield than just where I could hobble, as I am a cane user.

A beautiful historical old town with pretty canals and houses. There is a lot of history to discover about the town, its churches, Royal connections and its most famous artist, Vermeer. It also has a large number of cafes, restaurants and bars to choose from.