Public transport to and in Delft

Visit Delft relaxed and easy by train, tram or bus. The city is well served by public transport. Since 2015, Delft has had a modern underground NS railway station. The second rail tunnel tube is still under construction.

Train

Delft has two train stations; Delft Campus and Delft. From Delft station, you can walk to the city centre within a few minutes.

Delft is very centrally located, between The Hague and Rotterdam. As a result, trains run regularly to and from the city, so you never have to wait long. Check the current NS departure times to plan your trip.

Tram

Please note! Works will take place from Monday 7 April to Friday 18 July 2025. You will find more information on this page.

Two HTM tram lines run in Delft. A fun and quick way to get to your destination.

Tram line 1

This tram runs from Scheveningen beach to Delft Zuid. On the way, you pass all the fun highlights of both The Hague and Delft. For example, get off to visit the Art Museum, Mauritshuis, the Old and Nieuwe Kerk or the Vermeer Centre.

Tram line 19

This line runs from Leidsenhage to Delft Station. If you want to visit the historic city centre, you can get off at the Prinsenhof stop or Station Centrum.

Before leaving, check the current departure times of HTM.

Buses

There is a large bus platform in front of the new railway station. Almost all city and regional buses stop here. The transport companies are RET and EBS. Before leaving, check the current times of the buses.

Delft can also be reached by Flixbus from Amsterdam, Brussels, Lille and Paris.

OV chip card or OVpay

To travel by public transport, you need an OV-chip card, debit card or credit card. You can also buy single tickets at one of the NS ticket machines at the train station for a small extra charge. Want to travel by bus or tram? No problem, for a small extra charge you can buy a ticket from the driver.