• Beestenmarkt - Meet the guide at the center of Beestenmarkt square in Leiden, just a 5-minute walk from Leiden Central Station. The city tour begins here.
• Morspoort - The tour’s first highlight is the renowned Morspoort, one of the city’s oldest gateways.
• Molen de Put - Stroll past the iconic 17th-century windmill, Molen de Put, similar to the one owned by Rembrandt’s parents.
• Rembrandtplaats - This square honors the famous Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn, who once resided in Leiden. Discover more about his legacy here.
• Stadsgehoorzaal - As you walk along Breestraat, you’ll see the Stadsgehoorzaal, a popular concert venue.
• Pieterskerk Leiden - Don’t miss Pieterskerk, Leiden’s most renowned church. Learn about its history dating back to the 12th century and its current role.
• het Stadhuis van Leiden uit 1596 - The historic town hall of Leiden is a must-see. Your guide will share its fascinating story.
• Burcht van Leiden - Visit the exterior of the Burcht van Leiden, an ancient castle used for defense during wartime, perched atop a hill, adding to Leiden’s unique charm.
• Station Leiden Centraal - Head to Leiden Centraal Station to catch a 20-minute train to Delft.
• Markt - Arrive at Delft’s central square, Markt, home to the country’s second-tallest church tower, the Orange family’s final resting place, Delft’s 17th-century town hall, and more.

On the way, cross Delft’s oldest and second-oldest canals.

• Old Church - Explore the old beer brewing district of Delft. Where did the brewers go? Visit the Old Church, perhaps the city’s most iconic building. How old is it, and why is it so tilted? Discover the answers.
• Gemeenlandshuis van Delfland - As you travel along the Oude Delft canal, admire the ornate facade of the Gemeenlandshuis. What is its significance?
• Museum Prinsenhof Delft - This site played a pivotal role in Dutch history. The Father of the Fatherland was assassinated here. Learn more about this historic event.
• Armamentarium - Head south to see the large former V.O.C. weapons armory. Discover Delft’s role during the Dutch Republic’s golden era. Nearby, view the exact spot where Vermeer painted ‘View of Delft.’
• Beestenmarkt - Conclude at Beestenmarkt, a charming square bustling with activity. Once a site for animal markets, pass by former Delft Blue pottery factories, an old synagogue, and the Netherlands’ oldest hospital.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Private Guide

• Gratuities (optional)

Explore the charming historical cities of Delft and Leiden, both of which have significantly contributed to Dutch history. Experience them both in this engaging 4.5-hour private tour.

Begin your journey in Leiden, renowned for its beautiful canals and elegant streets. Travel back in time as you wander through its ancient center. This city, which bravely withstood a Spanish siege in 1574, is rich with tales: it was the residence of Dutch Master Rembrandt, hosts the country’s oldest university, and was home to the Pilgrim Fathers.

Next, visit Delft, a scenic town adorned with centuries-old facades, squares, churches, and canals. Known as the city of Johannes Vermeer, Delft is famous for its Delft Blue pottery, serves as the final resting place of the Orange family, and boasts a highly acclaimed Technical University. Its charm is sure to captivate you.

The transfer between these two cities is included and takes just 20 minutes. The tour can also be done in reverse order.

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