Things to do in The Hague
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Royal Delft: Delftblue Factory & Museum Ticket★ 4.44 (176) · 1h
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Walking Tour of Delft: Royal Vault and Blue Pottery★ 4.87 (63) · 1h 30m
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The Hague Walking Tour: Mauritshuis, Binnenhof & Royal Palace★ 4.64 (129) · 2h
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Vermeer Centrum Delft: All Paintings & Audio Tour★ 4.04 (56) · 1h–2h€ 12View ›
Private Walking Tour of Delft: Dutch Golden Age Stories★ 5.00 (36) · 2h€ 199View ›
The Hague: Self-Guided Escape Game City Tour★ 4.44 (36) · 1h–2h€ 28View ›
The Hague Private Walking Tour with a Local Guide★ 4.07 (30) · 2h–6h€ 55View ›
Delft city game: Explore at your own pace★ 4.55 (29) · 3h€ 31View ›
The Hague: Guided City Tour & Mauritshuis Museum Entry★ 4.85 (20) · 2h€ 85View ›
The Hague Private Walking Tour: Customize Your Route★ 4.71 (17) · 2h–8h€ 54View ›Lowest price (5)
Delft Walking Tour: 2 hours with a local guideA 2-hour walking tour of Delft led by a local English-speaking guide who covers the city's canals, cobblestone streets, the Delft Blue pottery heritage, Johannes Vermeer's birthplace, and the town's royal history. The city centre is virtually free of cars, making it walkable end to end. Groups stay under 5 people, and the guide offers recommendations for where to go next and which tourist traps to skip.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving without a car or staying outside the centre—your guide meets you at the Markt and walks the compact core with you, so you'll know which neighborhoods to explore next on your own.
Photography Workshop in Delft: Canal & Hidden GemsA three-hour photography workshop in Delft's historical center where you walk five kilometers through canals and past landmarks like the Prinsenhof, Oostpoort, Oude and Nieuwe Kerk, learning composition and framing from a guide who speaks English, German or Dutch. Groups stay under eight people so you get personal attention at each stop. You bring any camera—phone included—and leave with a map of tips and recommended shooting spots.Is it for me?The walk starts with pickup in Delft, so you don't need a car to reach the starting point or navigate the city center yourself. If you're staying elsewhere or arriving by train, the guide meets you at a set location and the group moves together from there—the route and timing are planned, so you just show up with your camera.
Delft Walking Tour: Vermeer, William of Orange & Delft BlueA private walking tour of Delft's historic center with a professional guide in your choice of language. You walk the atmospheric streets where Johannes Vermeer lived and worked, pass the Prinsenhof and its statue of William of Orange, see the Delft Blue workshops in action, and visit the medieval market squares and city gates. The guide tailors the route to what interests you, so you set the pace and choose which sights to linger on. Duration is 2.5 hours; church entry and museum admission are separate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move at your own pace and choose which sights to linger on — a private guide means the route bends to what interests you, not the other way around. It works well for a first visit to Delft, but also for anyone who has been before and wants to dig deeper into the places that matter to them.
Rotterdam & Delft Private Tour: Cube House and Golden Age canalsA private half-day walking tour of Rotterdam and Delft with a live guide in your chosen language, including a train transfer between the cities and admission to one of the iconic Cube Houses. You walk through Delft's 17th-century canals and churches, then explore Rotterdam's postwar architecture and Old Harbour. The tour runs in either direction — start in Delft or Rotterdam — and pickup from Amsterdam or other locations can be arranged.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to compare two eras of Dutch history—Golden Age Delft and postwar Rotterdam's radical rebuild—in one private outing with a guide managing the transfer between them.
Private Walking Tour The Hague & Political LandmarksStep into The Hague’s living history as you explore royal palaces, stroll past embassies and statues, and peek into Dutch politics at the Binnenhof—all with a local guide who knows every quirky story behind these landmarks. This private tour lets you set your own pace and ask anything about life in the Netherlands.
