Norderkerk

Church Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
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What to expect

The Noorderkerk is a 17th-century Protestant church located in the Jordaan neighbourhood of Amsterdam. The church was built between 1620 and 1623 and features a unique symmetrical, cross-shaped layout, reflecting the ideals of the Renaissance and Protestantism. The church has a Greek cross design with four arms of equal length, annex buildings occupying each corner, and a small tower in the centre. Large Tuscan pillars dominate the church interior. The Noorderkerk is used for Dutch Reformed Church services and is also a popular venue for classical music concerts. The church has a rich history, having served as a place of worship for the common people of the Jordaan neighbourhood, and has been restored several times over the years

Plan your family visit to the Norderkerk with these blog insights 👇

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Amsterdam with children

Amsterdam with children
This family's experience:

Activities: We attended the San Martino celebration with the kids, they had fun singing and receiving candies

Highlights: The kids enjoyed the festive atmosphere and the lanterns, we enjoyed the community feeling ✨