The Delft market (Delftse warenmarkt) is a weekly market held every Thursday and Saturday since the 12th century in the historic city centre of Delft. On Thursdays, the market is located at Markt and Brabantse Turfmarkt. On Saturdays the market moves to Brabantse Turfmarkt and Burgwal. The vendors sell fresh produce such as meat, fish, cheese, chocolates, nuts and candy. Other than food, there are clothes, gadgets, flowers and more.
Delft is also home to the popular weekly antique market that takes place on Saturdays from spring until autumn. Click here to learn more about the Delft Antique Market.
Delft itself is popular destination worth-visiting because of the walkable, bike-friendly city centre, and numerous canals to explore. If the Delft Market is not enough, you can always continue shopping at the boutiques in the city centre.
Market info
- Admission fee: free
- Parking: The market is car-free area, you can park you car in Phoenixgarage or Marktgarage. If you want to find a cheap parking spot, park at P+R area Tanthof and continue your journey by tram or bus.
- Public transport: There are direct connections from Amsterdam, Utrecht, Leiden and Schiphol Airport. Tram 1 (HTM) goes directly to Delft from The Hague and Rotterdam. It’s a 5-10 minute walk from Delft station to the market.
Market days
Every Thursday & Saturday
Opening hours on market days
Monday: closed
Tuesday: closed
Wednesday: closed
Thursday: 9am – 5pm
Friday: closed
Saturday: 9am – 5pm
Sunday: closed
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