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kurtgt
Guatemala
A review of this place: Such a Beautiful Place !!
Netherland its one of the most beautiful countries in Europe and also very cheap, but one of the best places its Delft, such a little nice place …
russellviii
Layton
Worth visiting!
The first time I went to this place
I was kind of young when I visited Delft the first time. I can remember taking a tour of the Delftsblauw factory. I was very impressed by it.
Now that I am not as young anymore, I would like to go back and see the cathedral and visit the grave of Willem van Oranje.
Meutia Chaerani
Bandung
Worth visiting!
Three hours
I was here only for three hours but it was quite memorable. The canal and small houses by the canal, boats, and everything
Read here
http://www.indrani.net/index.php?q=book/travel/2004_europe
whiteblossom
Jakarta
Worth visiting!
my kind of city
i lived and studied in delft for 2 years…
delft is a very comfy and laid back small city with lots of students and elderly…
very european and pretty (old buildings, canals, open markets, cafes, etc)!!!
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Delft was one of the leading cities of Holland and was equipped with the necessary city walls to serve as a headquarters. When William was shot to death in 1584 by Balthazar Gerards in the hall of the Prinsenhof, the family's traditional burial place in B
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