A ticket for €8.50 gives you access to both the Old and New Church. We visited and really liked…read moreseeing all of the stained glass. If you are looking for a challenge then head up to the tower. The climb to the top involves 376 steps and is the second-highest church tower in the Netherlands. We held off on purchasing our tickets online since the tower may be closed due to weather conditions. I recommend doing this during an off time since it is a narrower staircase with not a lot of room to pass.

This is a magnificent old Dutch Reform Church built between 1383 and 1510. The tower was built…read morebetween 1396 and 1496. this according to the plaque next to the front door. Located right on the square it really stands out. The day we were there the door was locked so we could not go inside.

Rotterdam was bombed back in 1940 and the only thing left standing with the church were the walls…read moreand tower. On Sunday it is only open for church services and opening times depends on meetings and special occasions. Outside of that you can visit the church for €4 or the church and tower for €7,50. I recommend taking the 300+ steps up to the top for the views. The church itself it's beautiful for the most part but the exhibits seemed out of place for this space.

Beautiful church in the middle of Den Haag, around the corner from the Binnenhof and walking…read moredistance from Den Haag Centraal. Used primarily as a concert venue, it's a great intimate space for chamber music or a small orchestra/ensemble. Check their website for upcoming concerts throughout the year.

Yelp Review 2023 #94:…read more Located in the Red Light District is Amsterdam's oldest building with a long history that has nothing to do with prostitution whatsoever. Starting in the 1200's when this church was built for Catholics. It became a Protestant church in the 1500's when the Dutch were no longer fans of the Catholic Church and switched teams. It became as an archive center. Under the floors of this building is a graveyard. And now, it's an art center. The tickets are about €14 for adults and cheaper for children depending on their age, and students. It's open from 10am-6pm on Mondays to Saturdays, and 1pm-5pm on Sundays. Check their website for most current information. Outside the building you'll see bronze sculptures: a breastplate sculpture, and Belle the Sex Worker. Keep your eyes on the ground and around so you don't miss them.

Huge old cathedral in Amsterdam in the red light distract. It's mostly empty but a beautiful…read morebuilding and worth a quick look at for any visitors.

They have guides on different languages. Their list is pretty big. Inside you can find some…read moreinteresting artifacts which will tell you history about Leiden city and this place. Just 1 thing looks to us a bit strange that was a too warm inside. We've found that 250€ per day goes to keep this whole building warm. But we do not know why. Because another similar kerks in Netherlands is pretty cold inside in every season.

If there was one word to describe this historic site it would be ethereal. The space is fluid and…read morelight. Details on the floor, windows and walls will keep you here longer than expected. Enjoy.