Delft lies right between Rotterdam and The Hague, close to Schiphol Airport and Rotterdam The Hague Airport, and is very easy to reach by public transport and car.
Rotterdam The Hague Airport
Rotterdam The Hague Airport is the fastest and easiest way to travel from 40 European destinations to Delft. Several major airlines fly at Rotterdam The Hague Airport, and Transavia handles the most flights. The Airport is only a 15-minute drive from Delft.
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Schiphol Airport, the largest airport in the Netherlands, is about 40 minutes away from Delft. Every day, various intercontinental and European flights land here. From Schiphol, you can easily travel to Delft by train or car.
By public transport
To travel by public transport, you will need what is known as an OV-chip card or you can use a debit card or credit card. Individual tickets can also be bought at one of the NS-vending machines at the station (with a small surcharge). If you don’t have an OV-chip card or other payment method and you want to take the bus or tram, you can buy a ticket from the driver (with a small surcharge).
Train
Many trains go to and from Delft at regular intervals, so you never have to wait long. The TU Delft has its own railway station: Delft Campus. Check www.ns.nl for the actual time table.
Bus
There are several buses running from Delft railway station to TU Delft campus. There are bus stops all over the campus. Check the interactive map on tudelftcampus.nl/acccessibility and then consult the travel planner: www.ebs-ov.nl/haaglanden.
By car
TU Delft Campus is easy to reach by car via the A13 motorway: take exit 10 Delft Zuid/TU-wijk.
Coming by car, you can best park at P Rotterdamseweg (P5), Rotterdamseweg 145 in Delft. From there, it is a 10-minute walk to the Aula. Parking on campus is paid and costs €2 per hour, with a maximum of €10 per day.
To open the barrier and enter the parking lot, you need to present a Mifare card. A Mifare card is a card with a microprocessor chip. Examples of Mifare cards include debit cards and public transport chip cards. The barrier will then open. No financial transaction will take place. You can exit after paying at a payment terminal or using the online payment portal. The parking system will scan your number plate and open the barrier.
By bike
TU Delft Campus has an extensive network of cycle paths and several bicycle parking areas. Bicycle repair points can also be found across the campus to enable you to do minor repairs yourself.