Historical Private Tour of Delft and Leiden including Transfer

This is a 5 minute walk away from Leiden Central Station. Your tour of the city starts here.

This is the same type of mill that the parents of Rembrandt owned.

Let's find out more about it.

This is a much used concert hall.

You will learn more about its history (going back to the 12th century!) and current use.

It is an iconic building that you cannot miss during the tour. Your guide will tell you about it!

It is located on top of a hill and adds to the particular character of Leiden.

There you will see the second-tallest church tower of the country, that is the final resting place of the Orange family, Delft's 17th-century town hall and much more. On your way there, you will cross Delft's oldest and second-oldest canals.

Where did the brewers go? You will also see the Old Church, perhaps the most recognizable building of the city. How old is it exactly and why is it leaning?

What is this building and why was it so important?

The Father of the Fatherland has been assassinated here! Let's find out more about it.

We will pass by a large former weapons Armory of the V.O.C. Let's find out more about Delft's role in the golden days of the Dutch Republic. Also around here, we can take a look at the exact spot where Vermeer was standing when he made his painting 'View of Delft'.

This is a picturesque square, often crowded with people. They used to organize animal markets here. On your way, you will pass by some former Delft Blue pottery manufacturers, an old synagogue, and the oldest hospital of the Netherlands.