Delft is close to The Hague, and in fact you can get a tram all the way from one to the other. Unlike Amsterdam no trams run through the streets of Delft. However there is a big modern railway station, and trains, trams, and buses run from there.
The tram to The Hague spent much of the journey running on a special railway, away from any roads. It seemed like a cross between a train and a tram, We passed small ships powering along the transport canals which criss-cross this part of the world. Often you can't see the canal - just a boat speeding along through the suburbs!
 |
| A tram from The Hague arriving in Delft. Buses also use the tramway like a bus lane. |
 |
| I almost forgot to get a picture of a traditional windmill. Taken through the window, sorry! |
 |
| The Hauge CBD. |
 |
| Vermeer's "Girl with Pearl Earring". At the Mauritshuis Gallery in The Hague. |
 |
| Potter's "The Bull", 1647. Not quite as famous, but much bigger. |
