Religious Sites in Amsterdam

Sights Overview

Name	Category	Location

Joods Historisch Museum Four Ashkenazi synagogues (or shuls, as they are called in Yiddish)...	Museums / Galleries, Religious Sites	Jewish Quarter

Mozes en Aäronkerk Landmarking the eastern corner of the Waterlooplein flea market...	Religious Sites	Jewish Quarter

Nieuwe Kerk Begun in the 15th century, the Nieuwe Kerk (it celebrated its...	Religious Sites	Old City Center

Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder With its elegant gray-and-white facade and spout gable, this...	Religious Sites	Old City Center

Oude Kerk Amsterdam's oldest church has evolved over three centuries to...	Religious Sites	Old City Center


Portugese Synagoge With Jerusalem's Temple of Solomon as inspiration, Elias Bouman...	Religious Sites	Jewish Quarter

St. Nicolaaskerk The architect A. C. Bleys designed this church, built in 1887...	Religious Sites	Old City Center

Westerkerk Built between 1620 and 1631 by (you guessed it) Hendrick de Keyser...	Religious Sites	Western Canal Ring

Zuiderkerk Gorgeous enough to have inspired both Sir Christopher Wren and...	Religious Sites	Jewish Quarter
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