Top Things to do In Heemskerk 2021

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

"From the fourth floor of the shopping center, find a seat facing out the window, just to see the full view of the new church, across the huge glass window to take pictures, just to line up the full view of the new church."

"I attended a wedding the Oude Kerk and it was one of the more unique experiences in my life. The church is the oldest church in Amsterdam and is located in the Red Light District, so expect to see some shady characters if you visit. The wedding was non-traditional, so it was a mixture of Dutch and American. I would definitely visit the Oude Kerk, even if I weren’t attending a wedding. European churches are always great spots to visit and this one was no different. It is gorgeous on the inside. They are planning a major renovation, however, so it could be closed sometime toward the end of 2015/2015, so make sure to check out their website or call ahead."

"The interior of the church uses a lot of gold and dark blue, which is very luxurious and solemn. Although we do not believe in Catholicism, it does not prevent us from quietly observing the buildings and devout believers here, which brings a short period of inner peace. 💡tips: 🔺The church is free to enter, remember to keep quiet🔇 and don’t disturb others. 🔺You can take pictures, but it is not recommended to use flash. ————————————————— 📍Address: Prins Hendrikkade 73, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 🚌Transportation: A 3-minute walk from Amsterdam Central Station 🕰️Business hours: Monday and Saturday 12:00-15:00, Tuesday-Friday 11:00-16:00 🎟️Ticket: Free🆓"

"A very beautiful place with a very large area. The building here has a long history, antique feel, and the surrounding environment is also super good, the plants are special, and the air is quite powerful."

"It feels pretty good to enter the church for the first time when I grow up, not to mention the long history and the fact that Mozart talked about the organ in Figure 3 when he was 10 years old. At first I thought I would need a ticket, but it seems that no one charges for the decoration, plus the Toilet is free. awesome"

"Alkmaar Cathedral is not only a church, but also an excellent building, as well as a treasure house of art collections. The most worthwhile visit is the golden altar (Pala d'Oro) in the middle of the church. It is 1.4 meters high and 3.48 meters wide. There are more than 2,000 gems of various types such as pearls, emeralds and amethysts. ; The central dome is a huge mosaic of the ascension of Jesus, a work done by excellent craftsmen in the 13th century"

"Delft is the hometown of the famous Dutch painter Vermeer. In the church there is the tombstone of the inventor of the microscope Levenhoek. The old town and the canals have preserved the layout of the 17th century Dutch towns, and the famous Delft blue pottery also came from here."

"The Moses and Aaron Church was built in the early to mid nineteenth century for the Roman Catholic Franciscan Order. Sadly, it was desecrated in 1969."

"The church is on the side of the canal. It is a pity that the church is not open at night and cannot be visited. This is a very beautiful church with a very long history. It is worth visiting during the day."