Oostpoort

The last surviving city gate, and it looks like something straight out of a medieval storybook. Built around 1400, it once guarded the eastern entrance to the city, complete with twin brick towers and a drawbridge over the canal. Today it’s no longer a fortification, people actually live in the upper floors. The gate itself is a beautiful sight, and the view from the gate to the city is also magnificent

This is the best spot if you are planning to go to Delft and visit the city center. I live in near the center, and this is the best spot so far just for reading or enjoying the sun. Even when it was in the winter this place is still worth to visit just to see the one marks of the history of Delft in the past. You can notice there is number 1 there which is maybe showed a historical landmark of the city that only left.

Beautiful place, easily reach there by walking around 10-15 minutes from Delft central station, with amazing can view on the way

This is old! Nice to walk through a visit to see and feel the history of days gone by. Large canal on the other side

Nice visit, with plenty of nice photo shots. The nearby canals are quiet and offers a great stroll.

One of many extremely beautiful pieces of architecture in Delft. Surrounded by water channels. Magical view.

It's beautiful to see some of the old Delft history maintained.

The only remaining town gate of Delft .... Built ca. 1460 ...