Stadhuis Delft — Attraction in Delft

Visiting the Stadhuis in Delft was like stepping into a painting from the Dutch Golden Age. Located right on the lively Markt square, this Renaissance-style city hall immediately catches your eye with its ornate façade, rich detailing, and beautiful symmetry. It’s not just a building—it’s a piece of living history.

What makes it especially charming is how it stands as a quiet witness to centuries of civic life.

The tower, known as Het Steen, dates back to the 13th century and adds even more historical depth. And even if you don’t go inside, just sitting in the square and admiring it with a coffee from a nearby café is a beautiful experience.

If you're in Delft, don’t miss this. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or just looking for a picturesque photo spot, Stadhuis Delft will...

Beautiful medieval building and one of the oldest in Delft. The building actually started out as just a tower (the top section still visible) and several sections were added and demolished over the following centuries as the function of the building changed. So some parts actually date back a lot further than others. The tower has a small prison and some medieval torture instruments that were used to make suspect "confess" to their crimes. Unfortunately this building is not open to the public unless you visit during the annual 'Open Monumenten Dag' (open house for monuments) in September. You can also rent it for weddings. Located in a pedestrian zone. Several paid parking facilities are located at about a 10...

A renowned building on the Markt next to the Nieuwe Kerk, and a Renaissance-style structure. It was originally created by Dutch architect Hendrick de Keyser, underwent significant changes over the years, and then was given a Renaissance appearance in 20th century. Several group portraits are displayed at the Town Hall, including portraits of the counts of Orange and Nassau from 1618. The structure with red shutters was built within 2 years from 1618 but the belfry is much older and is made of pricey Belgian limestone. It is an tourist attraction for historical lovers and children to learn about Dutch culture...