Museum Prinsenhof Delft will be open again from 5 June. 

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Opening times

Museum Prinsenhof Delft will be open from Tuesday-Sunday from 11.00 to 17.00.

Compulsory cloakroom, free of charge

For your coat and bag you can make use of our cloakroom and a free locker. Wet coats and bags larger than 40x30x15 cm cannot be taken into the museum.
All house rules

Group visit

Due to COVID-19 measures, group visits to the museum are not possible at this time, unfortunately. 

Address

Museum Prinsenhof Delft
Sint Agathaplein
2611 HR Delft
T +31 (0)15 260 23 58
E [email protected]

How to visit the museum? 

On account of the COVID-19, we recommend you come to the museum using your own car or bike. It is possible to get to the museum on public transport. 

By public transport
The museum is approximately 8 minutes walking distance from the railway station. Leave the station by the main entrance, turn to the left and walk along the water in the direction of the Oude Kerk (Old Church, known as de scheve Jan, or Skewed Jan).
Coach / Bus – line 51, Prinsenhof stop.
Tram – line 1, Prinsenhof stop; line 19, Prinsenhof stop.

By car
Parking is available in the nearby Prinsenhof car park (Kampveldweg 3, 2613 AE Delft).
In connection with road works in Delft, please check www.bereikbaardelft.nl.

Accessibility
The Museum Prinsenhof Delft is not equipped with an elevator and there are many stairs and steps up and down. If you are dependent on a wheelchair or mobility scooter, the museum unfortunately is not (yet) accessible to you. If you use a rollator or similar aid, you must be able to go up and down the stairs, possibly with the help of your assistant(s). (NB: Wheelchair users can leave their wheelchair at the cloakroom, or use it as an aid for walking or to rest on. You or your assistant(s) must, however, be able to take it up and down the stairs.)

If you are unable to go up and down the spiral staircase on your own, it is still possible for you to visit  the exhibition Jingdezhen. 1,000 years of porcelain only. This exhibition is located on the ground floor. 

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Jingdezhen. 1000 years of porcelain

12 February 2021 through 9 January 2022

In this autumn exhibition, more than 120 objects will be on display from Jingdezhen, the Chinese city to which Delft owes its successful Delft Blue industry and where porcelain of the highest quality has been produced since the 6th century. The museum will take you on a journey through the turbulent history of China and of Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital of the world, where porcelain production has never stopped, neither in times of great flourishing nor of decline. Discover the scope of Jingdezhen's influence on the porcelain industry worldwide. From the precious, hand-painted porcelain, made at the request of emperors, to beautiful ornamental and practical objects for ordinary people. More information