Program

  • Highlight Delft takes place from 15 to 17 February 2024.
  • During three days all locations are open from 5:30 pm – 11:30 pm (17:30-23:30 h).
  • The full program including locations will be announced soon.

Route

Visit the city of Delft to discover innovative art and technology merged into experimental installations. Unique indoor and outdoor locations are open for three nights, presenting a special view of what the future can look like.

Tickets

With a Highlight Delft ticket you can visit all festival locations. All tickets are available online. A separate ticket must be purchased for the performance SH4DOW, this can be done at Theater de Veste. A ticket for SH4DOW includes a day ticket for Highlight Delft.

Choose your ticket

  • Passepartout: 3-day pass to visit Highlight Delft, unlimited entries.
  • Day ticket: valid per day, 15, 16 or 17 February 2024.

Specials:

  • Discount day ticket: students & youth 14 years and up.

Children under 14: free admission.

Additions

  • Guided tour ticket: ticket for a guided tour (ca. 1 hour).

On foot

Highlight Delft takes place in the city centre of Delft and is easily accessible on foot.

By bike

All locations can be reached by bike. Rental bikes are available at OV fiets at station Delft.

By public transport

The Delft City Centre Hub can be reached by all buses to and from station Delft. Also tram 1 and tram 19 stop here.

By car and parking

We encourage all Highlight Delft visitors to travel to the Highlight Delft Festival Hubs by public transport or bike as much as possible. When arriving by car, at Delft City Centre best park your car at one of the parking garages in town. Phoenixgarage and Zuidpoortgarage are closest to the City Centre Hub, and are open 24/7.

Accessibility for visitors with disabilities

Not all installations are equally accessible for wheelchair users, the hearing impaired, the visually impaired, visitors with sensory disorders such as AD(H)D, high sensitivity (HSP), Acquired Brain Injury (NAH) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASS).

As soon as the locations are known we will list the accessibility here.

Epilepsy: Cylinders’ flashing lights might affect the brain and trigger seizures.

Food and drinks

There are plenty of places to have a snack or a drink at the Delft City Centre route, like The Social Hub.

Update

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Disclaimer

At Highlight Delft you are entering an area where photography, video recording, and audio recording may occur. Highlight Delft Festival reserves the right to use any photograph, video, or audio taken at the event without the express written permission of those included within the photograph, video, or audio recording for commercial and non-commercial publications.