Combine the international character of The Hague with the historic canals and intimate streets of Delft.
The Hague and Delft offer two different Dutch city experiences within a relatively short distance of each other.
That makes them an excellent combination for travellers who want history, architecture and culture without spending most of the day in the vehicle.
The Hague
The Hague is the seat of the Dutch government and home to international institutions, museums, elegant neighbourhoods and the North Sea coast.
Depending on your interests, a visit can focus on the historic centre, important landmarks, culture or a drive towards Scheveningen and the seaside.
Delft
Delft feels smaller and more intimate. Its historic centre is shaped by canals, old streets, churches and traditional Dutch architecture.
The city is closely associated with Delft Blue pottery and the history of the Dutch royal family.
Why they work together
The contrast is what makes the combination interesting. The Hague feels international and formal in places, while Delft offers a compact historic atmosphere that is easy to explore on foot.
Travelling privately also means the balance between the two cities can change during the day.
Planning your private day
A DutchWay itinerary can begin from an agreed pickup address and be adjusted around the interests of your group. If you enjoy one city more than expected, the day does not need to follow a rigid timetable.
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