Museum Prinsenhof Delft

Delft Zuid-Holland History

Het Prinsenhof in the historical city center of Delft

Het Prinsenhof in the historical city center of Delft

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William of Orange murdered in Delft

Delft - Het Prinsenhof is located in the historical city Delft. The museum tells the story of Willem van Oranje (William of Orange), the founder of The Netherlands and the 'Father of the fatherland'. Van Oranje used to live in the "Het Prinsenhof" in Delft until he was murdered in 1584.

The crime scene

In the Prinsenhof building you still can see the crimescene. There are bulletholes of the attack in the wall near the stairs. The museum also tells the story of Delft during the Dutch Golden Age.

Museum Prinsenhof Delft photo gallery


The bullet holes from the attack

The bullet holes from the attack

The tomb of William of Orange in the Nieuwe Kerk in Delft

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    Adress and visitor information

    Museum Prinsenhof Delft

    Address: Sint Agathaplein 1
    Postal code and City: 2611 HR  Delft
    Province/Region: Zuid-Holland
    Phone: +31 (0)15 260 23 58
    Web: prinsenhof-delft.nl

    Visit: An average visits takes approx. 2 hours.
    Walking from the train station to the museum takes approximately 10 minutes.
    Please contact your destination for pricing and availability.

    Let op: The locations on the map are indicational. It is not always the entrance, parking lot or best route. The map shows up to 8 locations in the area. Want to see all locations? Check our Hotspot map or use the Search option on this website.


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