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• Quick facts: TU Delft (Technische Universiteit Delft) is the Netherlands’ oldest and largest technical university (founded 1842), with ~27,000 students and a large international staff—a leading global engineering school. • Campus vibe & highlights: The compact urban campus centres on Mekelpark, the striking TU Delft Library with its grassy roof and cone, and the Aula Conference Centre—all popular photo and walkabout spots. • What to see & do: Walk the campus to enjoy modern architecture, student life and public spaces; visit the Science Centre Delft (interactive exhibits & workshops) — note that some museum spaces now require pre-booked tickets. • Faculties & research: Eight faculties cover almost 40 technical disciplines (Aerospace, Civil, EEMCS, Architecture, Mechanical, Applied Sciences, Industrial Design, TPM) with world-class engineering research and labs. • Access & transport: Campus is very bike-friendly and well-served by buses from Delft station; paid campus parking exists (visitor bays & P-lots). Use the interactive campus map and visitor centre for directions and accessibility info. • Visitor services & tours: TU Delft runs self-guided and guided campus tours (including a gamified “VisiTUs” tour) and a Guest Centre for delegations—good options if you want an organised visit. ⸻ What to keep in mind • No free run of labs & classrooms: Public walking on the campus is allowed, but research labs, classrooms and some buildings are restricted—attend official tours or events for behind-the-scenes access. • Science Centre & special exhibits ticketed: The Science Centre and certain Tech-Studio activities often need pre-purchased tickets or have limited opening times—check the centre’s visit page. • Bikes everywhere — stay alert: Expect heavy bicycle traffic and many bike racks—use cycle lanes and watch when crossing paths. • Events & building hours vary: The Aula and faculty buildings host conferences, ceremonies and classes—some areas can close for events; check opening hours before you go