Rotterdam to The Hague and Delft

[WisRiver]

We are arriving in Rotterdam in mid-August on HAL's Voyage of the Vikings.  We will have 9 hours in Rotterdam (7 AM to 5 PM).  We have done a lot of touring in Amsterdam, and want to see The Hague (specifically the Maurishuis Museum in The Hague) and the Vermeer Museum in Delft.  I think these places are easily accessible by train from the Rotterdam Centraal Station.  Is there a day pass we can buy or do we have to buy individual tickets?  Any other thoughts or advice on a day in Rotterdam.   

[Globaliser]

8 hours ago, WisRiver said:

I think these places are easily accessible by train from the Rotterdam Centraal Station.

 

As you probably know, ns.nl/en is the place to go to for Netherlands train information.

[Ine]

Traintickets to The Hague will allow you to make a stop in Delft, since it is on the same track. So buy individual tickets to The Hague.

[FreestyleNovice]

On 2/11/2019 at 3:55 PM, Ine said:

Traintickets to The Hague will allow you to make a stop in Delft, since it is on the same track. So buy individual tickets to The Hague.

 

With a paper (e)ticket yes, with an Chip Card you will have less time as there is a limited travel time allowed for the entire route as it's more high tech than the (self) printed paper unfortunately. 

 

OP be sure to check out the type of ticket, also check the NS site for tourist solutions like an all day tourist ticket. 

[Ine]

2 hours ago, FreestyleNovice said:

 

With a paper (e)ticket yes, with an Chip Card you will have less time as there is a limited travel time allowed for the entire route as it's more high tech than the (self) printed paper unfortunately. 

 

OP be sure to check out the type of ticket, also check the NS site for tourist solutions like an all day tourist ticket. 

Since OP seems to use the ticket only for  that 1 day I think it will be best to buy single tickets in the machines or with a small surcharge at the window at Rotterdam Centraal.