Begijnhof Review

Not easy to find but stunningly beautiful. There are 2 churches and lots of houses. A green square in the middle plus lots of lovely flowers. The only downside is it was packed with tourists. Fantastic photo opportunities. Would highly recommend

It was a quiet courtyard when I entered the small door, which was a stark contrast to the noise and complexity outside the door.

Why are few people here? This circle of houses is like living fossils in Amsterdam. The oldest house in the city is right here. It's a beautiful little garden. Now all the nuns live in it. It's also good to sit in church if you're in time for church service. In addition, Beijnhof has many stationery stores outside, and there is a second-hand book market in the garden on the street on Saturdays. It's worth a visit.

I think this place is quite general, it is a big garden, it is a monastery, but the religious atmosphere is not strong, there is no special feature, if you pass by, come and see, otherwise there is really no need to come here once.

It feels really unnecessary to come here, although this place has some history, but it can not be reflected at all, in my opinion it is a house surrounded by a large lawn, I regretted wasting time.