• Het Plein - Begin the tour at the heart of The Hague, in the center of Plein. Discover the story of Willem van Oranje, the Father of the Fatherland, and his pivotal role in the 80 Years’ War, also known as the Dutch Revolt.
• Binnenhof & Ridderzaal (Inner Court & Hall of the Knights) - Stroll into the square of the parliament complex to view the Knight’s Hall. The guide will share insights into the historical importance of this site. With a bit of luck, you might spot some ministers or even the prime minister passing by!
• Hofvijver - Located in front of the parliament building and the prime minister’s office, Hofvijver lake holds significant historical value, along with some amusing tales.
• Thorbecke Monument - The Thorbecke statue near Hofvijver is intriguing, symbolizing democracy and the father of the constitution. More details will be shared during the tour.
• Lange Voorhout - Known as The Hague’s Champs-Élysées, this elegant street features embassies, an art museum, a renowned hotel, the temporary senate building, a statue gallery of Dutch heads of state, and other fascinating (royal) buildings.
• Noordeinde Palace - Visit the working palace of the Dutch king. The flag will indicate if the king is currently in the country.
• Grote Kerk - Explore the Grote Kerk (“Big Church”) of The Hague, notable for its unique tower. Discover the story behind the stork perched atop it.
• Statue of Johan de Witt - This statue represents the only head of government in history to be consumed by an angry mob. Learn the intriguing story behind this event.
• Mauritshuis - Conclude the walking tour with a visit to the Mauritshuis. This elegant 17th-century building, originally for the governor of Dutch Brazil, is now a world-renowned museum showcasing art from the Dutch Golden Age, including three Vermeers.
• Museum Prinsenhof Delft - After a brief journey, arrive in Delft and explore a historic site where the Father of the Fatherland was assassinated. Learn more about this event.
• Old Church - If accessible, enter the Old Church of Delft, known for its leaning tower. It is the final resting place of notable figures like Johannes Vermeer and Antoni van Leeuwenhoek.
• Hoogheemraadschap van Delfland - As you travel along the Oude Delft canal, view Delft’s oldest house, now adorned with a decorative facade, serving as the Water Board since 1645. Discover its historical and current significance.
• De Waag - Enjoy lunch at Delft’s historic weighing house, located behind the old town hall.
• Markt - In the market square, see Delft’s old town hall, the city’s oldest shop, a statue of the Father of International Law, and the childhood home of Johannes Vermeer.
• Nieuwe Kerk - If open, visit the New Church of Delft, the burial site of the royal family and the second tallest church in the Netherlands.
• Maria van Jessekerk - After viewing the former animal market, Beestenmarkt, visit another church, a Catholic one. Nearby is a house rumored to be where Vermeer created his paintings, a story shrouded in mystery.
• Vrienden van de Synagoge Delft - As you head south, pass by the city’s old synagogue.
• VOC-Kamer Delft - Adjacent to the old weapons arsenal of Holland, see a former office of the Dutch East India Company (VOC), the largest company in history.
• Royal Delft - Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles - After exploring the city center, visit the Royal Delft museum and factory, the last remaining 17th-century Delft Blue manufacturer still in operation. Afterwards, return to the city center.

• Tickets to Mauritshuis Museum
• Entrance to Royal Delft Museum / Factory
• Tickets to Old and New Church in Delft, when open
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities (optional)

Allow our expert guide to lead you on an all-day excursion through The Hague and Delft. Discover the rich history and legendary tales of these two historic cities, offering an in-depth exploration of the Dutch Golden Age.

In addition to private walking tours, you will also visit two renowned museums with our guide: the Mauritshuis in The Hague and Royal Delft in Delft. The tour includes a delightful lunch in Delft.

Typically, the tour begins in The Hague and concludes in Delft. However, if you prefer to start in Delft and end in The Hague, please inform us.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.