What a semi-hidden gem! My Oma was from Delft, but I'd never known about this museum. It's a neat…read morehistory of the famed Delft pottery and the town itself. Also a great exhibit on Willem of Orange. The building is gorgeous and a great opportunity to see the inside of it. A nice bonus if you're in the area and have purchased the museumkaart.

From the owner: Bezoek Museum Prinsenhof Delft…read more Nederland ontdek je in Delft. In Museum Prinsenhof Delft, een uniek monumentaal gebouw en voormalig Hof van Willem van Oranje, beleef je de Nederlandse geschiedenis. Ervaar wat de Vader des Vaderlands ook nu nog voor ons land betekent. Ontdek hoe Delfts Blauw kon uitgroeien van een ordinair namaakproduct tot een wereldwijd Hollands icoon en hoe Delft en de Delftenaren met creativiteit, innovatie en een slimme handelsgeest hebben bijgedragen aan de ontwikkeling van Nederland.

Vermeer is my favorite artist and my husband and I came to the NL to see the exhibit at the…read moreRijksmuseum. I wanted to take the opportunity to go to Vermeer's hometown, which was featured in several of his paintings. We opted to go to the museum because it was a cold day and to learn more about Vermeer. The exhibit is well laid out (mostly chronologically) but because of the building, it can be a little awkward to navigate. There are some fun items in the gift shop. I bought some coasters and magnets. The Vermeer gift shop items were definitely better here vs. the Rijksmuseum. If you are a Vermeer nut, it is worth a visit.

We found it to be very educational and not crowded on a Saturday. It appears that many people go no…read morefurther than the gift shop. + Explanatory material + Videos - The quality of the photos is very poor. But, supposedly, sometime in 2023, the photos are being upgraded. €24 for two

a movie experience as it should be. There is a nice bar in the lobby where you can sit and have a…read morecoffee or a drink, which you can then bring into the theatre with you. The movies are alternative or independent, a good change from Pathe. They also still do the pause in the middle of the movie, which for me is more nostalgic than anything else. The sneak preview on Sunday nights is fun too! Only if you're not Dutch, ask beforehand if the movie will be in English...

The restaurant provides a rather special experience in every respect…read more From outside inconspicuous and rather difficult to find. Inside a credible middle age look and feel incl. lights (candles only) and dishes & cutlery. Food is good and gets served in a middle age authentic way incl. disguise of the staff. For a group experience to be absolutely recommended.

This place is very unique! Has a medieval atmosphere, including live chickens running around! They…read morealso have a delicious locally brewed beer. On the weekends they have live "medieval" music and very nice student discounts from Monday through Thursday. They even have medieval garments to dress up in. All in all a lot of good food and a very fun and friendly environment.

I found this gallery just walking by on a Saturday afternoon hoping to score some amazing antique…read morepottery. But I didn't find anything until I saw the storefront of Terra. I was immediately drawn in by the array of quality artist that was represented there. I have a thing for tea pots, not just for decoration, I actually use them every day I'm home and I'm always on the lookout for something special and they had three something special in their store. At first I bought the gold tea pot with the white lid, when I was purchasing the item, another tea pot, the white porcelain one caught my eye and for a moment I almost thought of buying that one, but I thought the gold one was just a bit more unique for my collection. When I got back to my hotel, the white porcelain tea pot wouldn't leave me and I decided I had to have it, but, I leave on Tuesday morning and they aren't open til Wednesday! I quickly emailed the shop asking if there was any chance I could purchase the teapot and they replied quickly and agreed to be there Monday at 10:00, I was relieved. When I got there, I spoke to the owner who is also an artist and asked to see her pieces. She showed me the collaboration she was doing with a Chinese artist and guess what, she had a beautiful teapot, so I had to get that one too. Having written all about teapots here, they have an amazing collection of abstract pieces too, if only I had a bigger piggy bank.