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De Nieuwe Kerk in Delft is a church located on the market square in the city centre of Delft. With its 108.75 meters is the Nieuwe Kerk, after the Domtoren in Utrecht, the highest church in the Netherlands. The church is also known due to the tomb of William of Orange. The tomb of the royal family is located under the tomb of William of Orange.

The Royal Dutch Delftware Manufactory "De Porceleyne Fles", established in 1653, is the last remaining Delftware factory from the 17th centruy. The world famous Royal Delftware is still entirely hand-painted according to centuries-old tradition.

Johannes Vermeer is one of the best known artists from the Dutch Golden Age. His name is inextricably linked with Delft, the city in which he was born in 1632 and where he lived and worked all his life. The Vermeer Center in Delft offers a visual voyage of discovery through the life, work and city of Johannes Vermeer. Step into 17th century Delft, see samples from Vermeer's oeuvre, go in search of his mentor and find the stories behind the paintings.

Museum Het Prinsenhof tells the story of William of Orange and his role in the creation of the Dutch Republic. You will meet the most important figures of the Netherlands Revolt (the 'Eighty-Year War') and gain more information concerning the major events of this turbulent period. By way of a collection of 17th century art and handicrafts you can discover the typically Dutch city Delft in the Golden Age.