Explore the Windmill Country of Delft, Netherlands

Get your camera and adventurous spirit ready, and let's experience this small town full of history and art! 🚲 . 🚄 How to Get to Delft Train: From Amsterdam or The Hague, take a train to Delft Station, which takes about 45 minutes. Super convenient! . 🌟 Must-Visit Attractions Markt: This is a microcosm of the ancient city of Delft and one of the most beautiful places in the city. At one end of the square is the Nieuwe Kerk, and at the other end is the City Hall. There is also an open-air market during the day, which is the center of civic activity. Nieuwe Kerk: Facing the City Hall, it is the royal cemetery of the Netherlands, where the founding father of the Netherlands, William of Orange, and other members of the royal family are buried. Oude Kerk: Located at the end of a small river, the leaning tower among the green trees is the bell tower of the Oude Kerk, where the painter Johannes Vermeer is buried. Royal Delft: Established in 1653, it is the largest and most important Delft Blue pottery manufacturer, following the traditional method of hand-painting porcelain for hundreds of years. Delft University of Technology: One of the three major technical universities in the Netherlands and an academic symbol of the city. . 🍽️ Food Recommendations DeLelie Chocolate Shop: Located near the Markt, it offers delicious chocolate and is a paradise for dessert lovers. . 📸 Photography Tips Canals and Buildings: Delft is famous for its canals and historic buildings. Stroll through the medieval old town and capture the stunning canals, historic buildings, and iconic blue pottery with your camera. Nieuwe Kerk and City Hall: From the arch of the Nieuwe Kerk, you can capture the lively life of the square, making it a great place to take photos.