Free Walking Tours Delft are given in English. We try to use clear, basic English to tell our stories to people of all nationalities. If something is unclear during the tour, please tell us and we will take our time to explain it.
After you book a tour, you will receive a confirmation email that ensures your booking. The tours will always go through as planned, regardless of the weather or how many people show up. In the rare occasion a tour has to be canceled, we will notify you by email.
Yes! In compliance to current guidelines, groups are no bigger than 15 people and we ask people to bring a face mask for crowded spots and possible indoor sightings. Additionally, we keep 1.5 meter distance from each other.
If you are a household, you can stay together with 5 people. Otherwise always keep 1.5 meter distance from each other.
Only pre bookings with health check Instruct when and where a face mask is mandatory Guides wash hands before & after every tour Prevent small streets to keep a safe distance
Every guide is different and will tell you about Delft from their own viewpoint and experience. Aside from their personal stories, the tour always covers:The story of William of OrangeDelftsblauw pottery (Delfts Blue)City centre and the main square MarktCity canals
Yes, some areas have stairs, but it’s possible to go around them and visit the sites by wheelchair acces. We must admit, however, that the small stone roads are not the most comfortable for people in wheelchairs. If you are willing to bear that for two hours, you can have a great tour with us. [...]
Yes, very much. The tour contains one hour walking, one hour talking, a distance and time that are comfortable enough for kids.
We now give all the tours in English.
The duration of the tour is around 2 hours so we don’t stop for any break. We can make a quick toilet break if anyone needs to. We don’t stop for food or drinks.