The Nieuwe Kerk, Delft University of Technology, Delfts Blauw (the famous blue-and-white pottery produced in Delft), the House of Orange (the Dutch Royal Family), Johannes Vermeer (the famous Dutch painter): Delft has so many USPs that other cities can only dream of. It also has beautiful pavement cafés, trendy coffee bars, shops that are both quirky and Bohemian, cultural activities and highlights in abundance. Although its history is impressive, Delft has remained a compact city that you can walk around conveniently, from the tomb of the House of Orange along idyllic little canals and across picturesque bridges to Le Vieux Jean.
A BEAUTIFUL CITY! CAR FREE!
A city with restricted car access needs car parks. The underground Prinsenhofgarage car park is located close to our restaurant. Enter Kampveldweg 3, Delft into your satnav to park within a stone's throw of our restaurant at Heilige Geestkerkhof 3. The short walk to Le Vieux Jean will take you through one of the most beautiful historic parts of Delft.
The best and nicest way to explore Delft is on foot. You may wish to do a guided tour so that you can hear and see so much more than if you go on your own. Gilde Delft organises several guided walks such as historic walks; church walks; tailor-made walks; and walks that you can just join without signing up in advance. If you want to do a guided tour in English, French of German please sign up in advance. Highly recommended!
Restaurant Le Vieux Jean welcomes you for: Lunch (12.00 am - 3.00 pm - arrival) every Friday and Saturday Dinner (6.00 pm - 9.30 pm - arrival) from Wednesday to Saturday
Heilige Geestkerkhof 3 2611 HP Delft T 015 - 213 04 33 Click here for our Facebook-page.
Beloved Delft
The Nieuwe Kerk, Delft University of Technology, Delfts Blauw (the famous blue-and-white pottery produced in Delft), the House of Orange (the Dutch Royal Family), Johannes Vermeer (the famous Dutch painter): Delft has so many USPs that other cities can only dream of. It also has beautiful pavement cafés, trendy coffee bars, shops that are both quirky and Bohemian, cultural activities and highlights in abundance. Although its history is impressive, Delft has remained a compact city that you can walk around conveniently, from the tomb of the House of Orange along idyllic little canals and across picturesque bridges to Le Vieux Jean.
A BEAUTIFUL CITY! CAR FREE!
A city with restricted car access needs car parks. The underground Prinsenhofgarage car park is located close to our restaurant. Enter Kampveldweg 3, Delft into your satnav to park within a stone's throw of our restaurant at Heilige Geestkerkhof 3. The short walk to Le Vieux Jean will take you through one of the most beautiful historic parts of Delft.
The best and nicest way to explore Delft is on foot. You may wish to do a guided tour so that you can hear and see so much more than if you go on your own. Gilde Delft organises several guided walks such as historic walks; church walks; tailor-made walks; and walks that you can just join without signing up in advance. If you want to do a guided tour in English, French of German please sign up in advance. Highly recommended!
Restaurant Le Vieux Jean welcomes you for: Lunch (12.00 am - 3.00 pm - arrival) every Friday and Saturday Dinner (6.00 pm - 9.30 pm - arrival) from Wednesday to Saturday
Heilige Geestkerkhof 3 2611 HP Delft T 015 - 213 04 33 Click here for our Facebook-page.
