Oudekerk Church in Amsterdam: photos, reviews

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Amsterdam is a city of contrasts. Only here, in the famous Red Light District, can you find one of the oldest churches in Europe, stunning in its majesty. It was built in the mid-13th century by fishermen wanting to give praise to their patron Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker. Just 50 years later, the wooden structure was replaced by a stone one, which still amazes parishioners with its grandeur to this day. Not even the Protestants, who seized the church in 1578, could change this. It's worth noting that the church boasts incredible acoustics, allowing for the installation of three organs. Today, the Oude Kerk plays a leading role in Amsterdam's cultural and religious life.

Price

7.5 EUR

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Nieuwmarkt

Subway station 292 m walk

Centraal Station

Tram stop 365 m walk

Amsterdam, Nieuwezijds Kolk

Bus stop 363 m walk

Amsterdam Centraal

Transit station 577 m walk

Amsterdam Central Station

Bus station 645 m walk

Nieuwezijds Kolk

Tram stop 382 m walk

Rokin

Subway station 647 m walk

Metro En Tram (Gemeente Amsterdam)

Subway station 491 m walk

Estacion AMSTERDAM

Train station 571 m walk

4.4

based on 11,426 reviews

Google

4.4/5 11,426 reviews

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Amazing place 🙏

Brit Slotboom

Oude kerken overal op de wereld gezien, nu pas Amsterdamse Oude Kerk! De moeite waard!

Gerth Jan Helmes

Mooie plek zo midden in de stad

Oudekerk Church in Amsterdam

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