Amsterdam, Netherlands
Kleine Wittenburgerstraat 1
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+31 205200090
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Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible seatingWheelchair-accessible toilet
I hope that this wonderful church with its historically important organ will stay as a concert hall.
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It is not used as proper church now as it can be only use as cultural gatherings. It was made in 1671. the building is beautifully built. It's music playing programs are interesting. Good place for tour purpose as well. It is a nice venue for concert as well. People there play music regularly. They don't charge and if they charge then it is more than affordable. Good location and good for photography purpose as well.
Beautiful protestant church from 1671. No longer in use as a church but for rent for cultural gatherings.
Looking for inspiration, reflection and something that moves your soul. Standup Theology with Tim Vreugdenhil in the Oosterkerk is excellent!
Beautiful building with interesting music program. This was my second Sunday lunch concert visit. Amazing concert of Schubert's Guitars and Spanish Fire - Guitar Duo Elias / Cordas. The Oosterkerk dates from 1671. The Eastern Islands were then the bustling heart of Amsterdam's shipbuilding and maritime trade with the yards and warehouses of the Dutch East India Company at Oostenburg and the Admiralty yard at Kattenburg. The church was used for the Reformed worship until the building had to be closed in the 1960s because of the construction. In 1974, the Municipality of Amsterdam bought the monumental building for the symbolic amount of one guilder.
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