Stadhuis Delft

About

Stadhuis Delft, located on the historic Stationsplein, is the heart of municipal affairs in the Dutch city of Delft. The building serves as the city council chambers, the municipal court, and a hub for public services such as passports, driver licences, and civil registration. Open to visitors from Monday to Friday between 08:30 and 17:00, it offers a glimpse into local governance and the everyday workings of the city’s administration. In addition, appointments can be scheduled for official requests – such as passport renewal and identity‑document issuance – which are handled in the same premises during opening hours. The city’s official contact number (015 14015) and an international line (0031 15 260 22 22) provide assistance and information to residents and visitors alike. Visiting the City Hall offers a unique perspective on Delft’s civic life, as well as the chance to experience the building’s historically significant architecture and urban context. Whether you need official paperwork, simply wish to drop by for general information, or want to observe the workings of Dutch local government, Stadhuis Delft remains a vital public resource. The facility remains accessible throughout the day, ensuring that membership, apprentices and local inhabitants can communicate directly with municipal officials for more than 7 hours a day.

At a glance

• Typical visit: about 2 hours