Oude Kerk

Old Church Square, oudekerksplein, located in the old city center of Amsterdam. To be exact, the square is in the center of Devalen district, walking distance from the famous dam square. As the name implies, the square is a square in front of the old church, and the old church is Oude Kerk; Although there are many old churches, the most famous for a wide range of tourists is this old church near the dam square. Walking through the red, paper drunken fans, suddenly seeing the old church square, it will not feel sudden. This is a place where the old and new sects, religions and seculars coexist, and it is also a place of appreciation for the elegant and popular. Tourists are like weaving, standing quietly, bustling, quiet...even someone is sleeping next to it, a painting of all beings on earth. The so-called republic, in my opinion, makes a good note here.

The shape of the old church is quite special, not much different from the surrounding houses, but it can still be identified. I saw it on the edge of the canal and didn't go in to visit. It should be open to the public. If you are interested, you can go and see it.

The churches in Amsterdam are not like the French side. They are relatively simple in style, and they are not very big, but they are quite beautiful. Many churches are located on the side of the canal. It is not clear whether the Catholic Church or the Christian Church are divided.

A big church which is seen from a distance because of its tall structure. Found in Amsterdam just a few minutes walk in the center.

The Old Church (Oude Kerk) is Amsterdam's oldest parish church, ordained by the Bishop of Utrecht in 1306. It stands in De Wallen, now Amsterdam's main red light district.

The old church is also an old church along the Amsterdam Canal. Compared with the empty inside of the new church, the decoration style is a bit dark. After careful reading the instructions, we found the people buried under the brick. It feels a little chilly.

It was fun, the building was old, the roof was amazing, the exhibition inside was nice, there were maps and brochures available, there were lots of places we didn't understand, it looked like part of the church was transformed into what it is now. I personally still feel like I can see it for myself!