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Discover the rich heritage of milling at Delft Windmill de Roos, a picturesque landmark in the heart of Delft, offering cultural insights and stunning views.
Delft Windmill de Roos stands as a stunning testament to Dutch heritage, inviting tourists to explore its rich history and picturesque surroundings. Nestled in the scenic city of Delft, this traditional flour mill offers a captivating glimpse into the art of milling while providing breathtaking views of the quaint landscape. Don't miss out on this unique cultural experience during your visit.
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Walking
From the Delft train station, exit the station and head south on Stationsplein towards the main road. Continue straight onto Westvest. After about 300 meters, turn left onto Phoenixstraat. Continue walking on Phoenixstraat for approximately 600 meters. The Delft Windmill de Roos will be on your right at Phoenixstraat 111, 112.
Bicycle
If you prefer to cycle, you can rent a bike from one of the nearby rental shops close to the Delft train station. Exit the station, and turn left onto Westvest. Cycle straight for about 300 meters, then turn left onto Phoenixstraat. Continue on Phoenixstraat for about 600 meters until you reach Delft Windmill de Roos on your right at Phoenixstraat 111, 112.
Public Transport
Take bus line 60 from the Delft train station towards 'Delft, Vermeerlaan'. Get off at the 'Delft, Phoenixstraat' stop. From the bus stop, walk back along Phoenixstraat for about 100 meters. The Delft Windmill de Roos will be on your left at Phoenixstraat 111, 112.
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