Ceremony

Some practical details: Parking can be done reasonably nearby in the parking garage "Markt". When you exit the garage on foot, go left from the exit door for a few hundred meters towards the church tower which is where the market place is. The city hall is on the opposite side of the square. Keep in mind: it might get quite crowded and some people will have to stand.

Party

How to reach De Brasserij?

• Walking from the city hall: 1.5km, aprox. 20 minutes
• By tram: take tram no. 1 in the direction Scheveningen Noorderstrand and get down at the stop Brasserskade (it's about 5 stops from the Central Station in Delft)
• By car: Brasserskade is a very long street that is split by the A13 highway which may confuse some GPS systems if you don't enter the right number - so be careful about that.
• By taxi: see below

Parking

• At De Brasserij: there is free parking next to De Brasserij. At the end of the street where De Brasserij is located, there is an entrance to a parking lot which you can use. There is a sign saying "De Brasserij" on the gate of the parking lot.
• General information about parking in Delft

Note about taxis:

there is very little car traffic in the old center of Delft, and the area around the city hall is a pedestrian area - so the taxis will not come there. If you want to order a taxi, walk a bit in the direction of the train station; for example, car traffic is allowed on the Oude Delft street and you can call a taxi from there.

Taxi companies

• A Taxi Delft (web site: http://www.taxidelft.com ; phone number: +31 (0)15 261 21 21)
• Taxi Delfland (phone number: 015 - 364 64 43)
• Deltax (phone number: 015 - 2191919)

Public transport planning

• Web site where you can enter a departure and destination address, and it will calculate the possible routes by public transport: www.9292.nl
• If you only want to see train routes, here is the web site of the railroad company: www.ns.nl
• Some info about the train ticket types: http://www.ns.nl/en/travellers/arrange-and-buy/tickets-and-passes/ticket-and-pass-types
• You can buy tram tickets from the tram driver; or if you plan to make more than 5-6 public transport trips you may want to get a day card (can be used only in trams/buses of the HTM company) or an OV-chipkaart (this can be used in any public transport in Netherlands, including train: https://www.ov-chipkaart.nl/aanvragen/watisdeovchipkaart/ )