Westerkerk

The tallest building in Amsterdam, built in the 17th century. The facilities inside the church are relatively simple and worth climbing the tower. Every 8 euros per person enters a group of people every 30 minutes. There are guides leading the way up the tower, and there are explanations on each floor. They use relatively simple English, which is easy to understand. The stairs are very steep, basically looking at the foot of the person in front of them. In the middle of the tower are musical instruments, there is an instrument similar to the piano, and there is an instrument similar to the bell, playing regularly. A small wooden bed for a night watchman is said to be used for timely warning of urban fires. The Tower overlooks the city of Amsterdam with beautiful scenery.

The Western Church is near the red light district, and it's through the red light district. Feeling the contrast is too strong, while lighting red wine, green wine, meat pond forest, while solemn and solemn. It is the highest Church in Amsterdam, where Rembrandt is said to have been buried.

The largest church in Amsterdam, with the tallest bell tower, can be seen from a distance to this magnificent church. There are exquisite carvings outside the church to appreciate.

Old and solemn cathedral, compared with the noise of Amsterdam, here is really very quiet, especially suitable for leisurely strolling. Climbing to the top of the church overlooks Amsterdam, but the tickets are a little expensive at 8 euros and only 3 euros for Cologne and the Virgin Lady Flowers.

The steeple is tall and prominent. It has a long history. The church is quiet. There are also gay monuments on this side. It's quite meaningful. The church is simple and worth visiting.

Next to Anne's home is the West Church, which is magnificent and has a beautiful spire. It belongs to the landmark scenic spot along the Amsterdam Canal. Church is free, but to go to the Bell Tower to pay 6 Euros, feeling not worth it, did not go up.

A beautiful church and a great way to find your bearings if you get lost in the city streets

The high tower of the church stands by the canal, and you will see a beautiful picture. There are several houses worth visiting nearby. If you walk fast, you can easily miss them. Anne's home is also nearby, and the angle of this picture is the best place to take a picture of the Western Church.

The beautiful Westerkerk (Western Church) was built in the early seventeenth century and is where the great Dutch painter, Rembrandt, is buried.

Amsterdam's largest Protestant church, the bell tower is the symbol of Amsterdam, next to the Prince Canal, is the highest Church in the region! Foreigners attach great importance to church construction, each has its own characteristics, the interior and exterior decoration are taken seriously!