dont miss the old church and the flea market on Saturday. Charming small city and some interesting pottery factoies.Eat some fried mussels at a stand...seach the antique stores for souveniers as they are the same price as new stuff More

Great place to stay and easy to commute to Antwerp, Amsterdam, and the Keukenhof Gardens. More

I love old towns and Delft is old, well the center. It is a small center, but it has a lot of old buildings, Churches, houses, a city hall, an old city gate and plenty of canals. Also a lot of shops with Delft pottery!. More

I like everything about it, in fact I live there! My favourite spot is Beestenmarkt, where you van have drinks. Prinsenhof is nice too. Just take enough time to wander along the canals and soak up the atmosphere and admire the many, many historical buildings! More

I have been to Delft several times and have always enjoyed being there. It is quaint and peaceful. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of Amsterdam then an ideal place to visit for a few hours. I have been there in different seasons. Have great photos of it in Winter when it snowed. That time... More

This is a typical Dutch town full of charm - it has most of the attributes of Amsterdam, just not as congested with tourists. Lots of shopping opportunities, great sidewalk cafes, nice antique shops, and a large pedestrian area make this a wonderful place to spend the day and enjoy a taste of Holland. More

We love Delft- the churches, shops, restaurants, canals, museums, just walking around. Try De Mohl [sp?], a medieval style restaurant; it's fun! More

Clean, friendly, safe and fun. It's the home of Vermeer, which says a lot in retrospect. Take a pic of the tower from the adjacent canal, to see it lean. The church tower is worth a climb. Close to Amsterdam and The Hague, as well as Keukenhof. More

This is a very nice town with a historical center. Many nice buildings and canals, and simply smaller and less touristy than Amsterdamn More