Delft

1

Stadhuis

1618. The fire takes almost everything — the hall, the records, the roof. What it leaves standing is the…

2

Le Chevalier (restaurant)

For a decade, this address held a Michelin star. The room would have hummed with the particular quiet of serious money and serious…

3

Sint Jansbrug

Six hundred and fifty students, three canal houses, one society — and all of it sitting on foundations that date back to…

4

Legermuseum

For nearly two centuries, this building held the nation's military memory — weapons, uniforms, the machinery of war — all of it stored here in the…

5

Panorama

In 1999, an artist named Thomas Elshuis chose this spot — not a church, not a grand façade — to install a work called…

6

Oostpoort

Four gates once marked the edges of medieval Delft. Only this one…

7

Beestenmarkt

Cattle were driven through here. Now, on a warm evening, the smell is coffee and grilled meat, and every table is…

8

Vrouwenregt

Every tourist who finds this alley does the same thing — stops, raises a phone, photographs the warped little house on the…

9

A National Treasure

In 2013, an artist named Wan Li Ya placed a sculpture here — quietly, without fanfare — and Delft absorbed it the way it absorbs most things: without making a…

10

Hofje van Gratie

In 1575, a man named Pieter Sasbout founded a small refuge here — not a church, not a guild hall, but a hofje: a sheltered courtyard of dwellings for women living…

11

Artilleriemagazijn

In 1572, the nuns of the Clarissenklooster walked out and didn't come back. The Reformation had made their presence inconvenient, and the city had other uses for a large, empty…

12

Vrijenban

Before Delft absorbed it, Vrijenban had its own name, its own accounts, its own civic identity — a municipality that simply ceased to exist on paper while the streets and houses carried…

13

De Roos

Three hundred and forty-five years, and this mill is still grinding flour. That's not preservation — that's…

14

Het Prinsenhof

On July 10, 1584, a man walked through this courtyard and fired three shots. William of Orange — the architect of Dutch independence — died on these…

15

Echo

In 2020, a sculptor named Nynke Koster placed a work here and called it *Echo*. The title does a lot of…

16

Vermeer Centre

Every city eventually gets reduced to one image. For Delft, it's Vermeer. And this building is where that reduction is made…

17

"Vogel, Boom, Boot en Water"

Four birds. A tree. A boat. Water. Hans Kuyper carved these into bronze in 1994, and titled the work exactly that — "Vogel, Boom, Boot en Water." No metaphor announced. Just the world, named…

Dit zijn de openingsregels van elke stop. Het volledige verhaal — en de audio — hoor je in de app.

Hoe lang is de wandeling door Delft?

Ongeveer 90 minuten lopen, met 17 stops over 7.3 km. Je kunt pauzeren en later verder gaan waar je gebleven was.

Wat komt er voorbij in de audiotour van Delft?

17 ingesproken stops, te beginnen bij Stadhuis en eindigend bij "Vogel, Boom, Boot en Water". Elke stop speelt automatisch zodra je er bent.

Heb ik internet of mobiele data nodig?

Nee. Download de wandeling één keer in de PodWalk-app en het verhaal speelt volledig offline — handig tijdens het roamen in Nederland. Gps start elke stop zodra je aankomt.

Is de audiotour van Delft gratis?

Je eerste wandeling in PodWalk is gratis. Daarna gaan wandelingen via eenmalige passen vanaf $2,99 — geen abonnement, niets wordt automatisch verlengd.

Kan ik de tour in mijn eigen tempo lopen?

Ja. Geen gids en geen schema — begin wanneer je wilt, blijf zo lang staan als je wilt, en de volgende stop start automatisch zodra je er bent.

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