Delft is like a smaller version of Amsterdam, but quieter. It has beautiful canals, centuries-old houses, and churches. You can visit one of Delft's famous pottery factories, where the typical blue-and-white ceramics are made, see the New Church where many members of the Royal Family have been buried, or just have a stroll in the beautiful streets of the historical city centre.
After Delft, you will continue your journey to the city of The Hague and its neighbouring beach town Scheveningen. You can visit The Hage’s downtown to do some shopping or to see the world's oldest still working parliament Binnenhof, also you will see the Peace Palace where the International Tribunal is housed and the Royal Palace where our king holds office. Or maybe you'd like a stroll on the beach.
This odd-but-fun theme park consists of highly detailed 1:25 scale versions of the Netherlands' most iconic places and buildings, such as Schiphol Airport, the Port of Rotterdam, and the Rijksmuseum.
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