Stedelijk Museum Het Prinsenhof

Delft Museum, the train station Delft is about 10 minutes walk down. The museum is in an old building, opposite the old church. I don’t know much about the local history. Many introductions are also in Dutch. But it’s okay to feel it!

Once home to Prince William, the father of the Netherlands, the museum tells the story of Prince William through a rich collection of portraits, tapestries, ceramics, silverware and other objects, reflecting the turbulent Dutch Revolution and the Delft of the time.

The attractions in the Netherlands are not as big as China. The statue of Prince William is about the size of his own. The visual inspection is less than 1.7 meters, but it is very close to the people. The memorial is also like this. It is simple and unpretentious. It focuses on understanding history.

The Prince's Memorial, also known as the Prince William Memorial. Historically, it was a convent where William, the silent father of the Dutch nation, was assassinated in 1584. The museum features various exhibits related to the Dutch-Spanish War (for 80 years).

The Prince William Memorial Hall, located in the city of Delft, the Netherlands, was built as a daily living residence for William, the father of the Netherlands, and the collection of the father of the Netherlands, King William, was not open on Monday.