Best places: Religions in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Audio tours of enigmatic, 17th-century house with an ornate catholic church hidden on the top floor.

19th-century neo-Gothic Catholic church filled with historic art & massive stained-glass windows.

Grand Catholic church with an elaborate interior featuring many frescoes & stained-glass windows.

Former women's religious community, with houses & a serene courtyard dating to the 14th century.

👍👍 A spiritual place of Worship, open for all religions !! The Samaj believes n follows the Sai Baba"s preaching "Sabka Malik Ek". I love to visit the Samaj/temple and take darshan of Sai Baba to find peace of mind ! Everyday there are 4 Aartis performed at the temple (most of the time). Thursdays bein...

👍👍 Great guys. Good minyan on Mondays and Thursdays! Even with breakfast afterwards! Can't get it better! :)

Completed in 1675, this grand, light-filled synagoge with elegant chandelier offers an audio guide.

👍👍 Beautiful restaurant, is inside an old church, and also has a hostel. Delicious food, very helpful and polite attendants. I loved it!

👍👍 I had the pleasure of attending Hillsong Church Amsterdam and was blown away by the incredible message and music. The service was engaging, heartfelt and inspiring. The pastor delivered a powerful message that left me feeling empowered and uplifted. The music was fantastic, with a talented worship t...

👍👍 SubhanAllah. A grand mosque with so many care takers. Very well organized. Sermons in Urdu/hindi and Dutch. The Friday prayer around 2:15 PM. Mashah Allah.

Medieval courtyard, that was once home to a devout Catholic sisterhood, and a 17th century chapel.

14th-century church, now Calvinist, hosting religious & cultural activities including concerts.

👍👍 The divine place and the divinity of Indian classical music was a blessing. 4 hours of bliss will last a lifetime. Thanks Kaushiki ji for gracing the audience with your mellifluous singing

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Artworks, ceremonial items & artifacts relating to Jews in the Netherlands & its former colonies.

A crown-topped spire rises from this Renaissance-era Protestant church where Rembrandt is buried.

👍👍 This is a magnificent old church building restored for hosting events such as recitals and concerts. Truly a must see. De Duif is a truly magnificent church on the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam. It was built in 1857 in the neoclassicist style and has a neo-baroque facade. Until 1974 it was the Roman C...

Exhibition space in a medieval church that hosts royal weddings, ceremonies & organ recitals.

👍👍 The Vondelkerk was designed by P.J.H. Cuypers – the famous architect responsible for Amsterdam’s Central Station and Rijksmuseum. The charming Vondelkerk (Vondel Church) stands at the edge of the Vondelpark and was used as a church from 1880 to 1977. Today it houses the offices of a few small busine...

👍 The Walloon Church was originally the chapel of a Roman Catholic monastery, the Sint-Paulusbroederklooster. The monastery's first chapel was built in 1409 but most likely destroyed during the fire of 1452. In 1493, the monastery received permission to build a new chapel, which was taken into use thr...