Religious Sites in Amsterdam

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Name	Category	Location

Joods Historisch Museum Four Ashkenazi synagogues (or shuls, as they are called in Yiddish)... Be the first to write a review	Museums / Galleries, Religious Sites	Old City Center View on a map

Mozes und Aäronkerk Landmarking the eastern corner of the Waterlooplein flea market... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Old City Center View on a map

Museum Amstelkring With its elegant gray-and-white facade and spout gable, this... Be the first to write a review	Museums / Galleries, Religious Sites	Old City Center

Nieuwe Kerk Begun in the 14th century, the Nieuwe Kerk is a soaring Late... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Old City Center View on a map

Oude Kerk The Oude Kerk is Amsterdam's oldest church and its location never... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Old City Center

Portugees Israelitische Synagoge With Jerusalem's Temple of Solomon as inspiration, Elias Bouwman... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Old City Center View on a map

Sint Nicolaaskerk The architect A. C. Bleys designed this church, built in 1887... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Old City Center View on a map

Westerkerk Built between 1602 and 1631 by Hendrick de Keyser, the Dutch... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Canal Ring View on a map

Zuiderkerk Gorgeous enough to have inspired both Sir Christopher Wren and... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Old City Center View on a map
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