De Nieuwe Kerk

De Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam is famous for its much talked-about exhibitions. With hundred thousands of visitors every year, the church is one of the most attended exhibition locations in the Netherlands.

The large-scale exhibitions on treasures from other countries, cultures and religions are a household term to many people.

De Nieuwe Kerk is located in the middle of the city centre at Dam Square next to the Royal Palace. The monumental church building is well worth visiting. The church is also known as the place where the coronation of the Head of State as well of the national Remembrance Day service on 4 May takes place. In 1980, Queen Beatrix was officially inaugurated in De Nieuwe Kerk. On 2 February 2002 the wedding between the Prince of Orange and Princess Máxima took place.
Visit the webiste of De Nieuwe Kerk for more information.

Due to the installation of the new exhibition De Nieuwe Kerk will be closed from 25 October 2010 untill 10 December 2010.

Address

De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam Dam Square, Amsterdam
T: 020 - 626 81 68
De Nieuwe Kerk is located on Dam Square, Amsterdam. It is a 10 minutes’ walk from Central Station. Nearly all trams to and from Central Station stop at Dam Square.

Opening times

Daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Closed

25 October through 10 December 2010