Delfts Brouwhuis is home to the Delftse Brouwers brewery, the youngest brewery in Delft, in a beautiful historic setting. Under the supervision of Archeology Delft, the medieval cellar from 1300 was excavated and examined in 2019. Shards of a medieval beer mug are even found and guess what? The cellar appears to have served as a brewery in the past. In this 700-year-old setting for the city brewery in Delft, beautiful local beers flow from the kettle to your glass. Be surprised on this beer tour along the local big four: 4 craft beers from Delftse Brouwers. With a bit of luck you can see the brewer at work in his natural Delft habitat. Genuine, handmade, pure taste. These 4 craft beers are served with Bavarian Pretzels with a homemade cheese beer dip and mustard.

Explore Delft's architectural, historical, and cultural highlights, as well as its hidden gems together with a local guide. On your way, stop for local bites such as poffertjes, cheese, bitterballen, an Indonesian rice table, local fried fish (or raw herring if you dare), and what is probably the best chocolate and ice cream in the city.  Listen to your guide telling interesting stories and anecdotes about the city and Dutch food. Finish the tour in a local brewery enjoying a " borrel" which is the Dutch word for "a cozy drink with friends".