Museum
Museum Het Prinsenhof
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Museum Het Prinsenhof occupies a former convent that became the residence of William the Silent, leader of the Dutch Revolt. The museum is most famous as the site of his assassination in 1584, the bullet holes in the staircase wall remain a poignant exhibit. Visitors explore period rooms, tapestries, and paintings that tell the story of Delft's Golden Age, including works by Delft artists and artifacts from the Dutch East India Company. The museum also features a beautiful garden and a café. It offers a deep dive into the political and cultural history of the Netherlands, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
Don't miss
- See the bullet holes from William the Silent's assassination on the staircase wall
- Explore the 16th-century kitchen and period rooms with original furnishings
- View the collection of Delftware and paintings from the Dutch Golden Age
- Stroll through the peaceful museum garden
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