Audio Guide of Vermeer Centre

The Vermeer Centre is open every day from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, giving you flexibility during your trip. It is located at Voldersgracht 21, right in the historic heart of Delft, just behind Market Square.

Standard adult admission is around €12, while students and children (ages 12–17) have a reduced rate of €6; children under 11 enter free. You can buy your tickets directly on the official website.

We recommend setting aside between 60 and 90 minutes to enjoy the visit at a relaxed pace. That is the ideal amount of time to explore the full-scale reproductions of all his works and the exhibitions about his life and techniques.

No, and that is what makes it unique: it displays full-scale reproductions of the painter’s complete body of work (37 paintings), something impossible to see in a single traditional museum. The focus here is educational, centering on the artist’s life, his use of light, and the history of Delft.

For a more intimate and quiet experience, we suggest visiting the centre on weekdays right when it opens in the morning (10:00 AM). Weekends and afternoons usually attract more tour groups.

Yes, the Vermeer Centre is fully accessible for visitors with reduced mobility. There is a lift to reach all exhibition floors and adapted restrooms to ensure a comfortable visit.

You are in a prime location: right next to you are the impressive New Church and Market Square. A few minutes’ walk away, you will find the Old Church, where Johannes Vermeer’s tomb is located, making it a perfect addition to your visit.

Do not forget to visit the studio on the top floor to experiment with the camera obscura and understand how Vermeer mastered light. To enrich your route through the city, you may also want to use an audio guide that tells the hidden stories of Delft.