The Vermeer Centrum Delft is located at the historical location of the former St. Luke Guild, where Vermeer was for many years chief of the painters.

The New Church is known for its royal allure and the Old Church can be recognised by its leaning tower, but there is more to discover in the centuries-old churches... Dive into history and visit the Old and New Church in Delft. Please visit www.onkd.nl for your online tickets.

The Old Church, also known as the Oude Jan, is the oldest church in Delft. The church was built in 1240 and has a distinctive leaning tower and a beautiful interior. Particularly noteworthy are the elaborately carved pulpit from 1548 and 27 stained glass windows.

Royal Delft, established in 1653, is the only remaining Delftware factory from the 17th century. The world famous Royal Delft Blue is still entirely hand painted according to centuries-old tradition. Visit the Royal Delft Experience and discover the world of Delft Blue.

The Vermeer Centrum Delft offers a discovery through the life, work and city of the 17th-century master of light: Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675). You enter the 17th century Delft. looks at images of the entire oeuvre and the stories behind the paintings.