The Oude Kerk is Amsterdam's oldest building and newest art institute. The building was founded about 1213 and consecrated in 1306 by the …
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Feb 26, 2025
it's a church situated in the red light district, there is admission fee to visit, and it's quite expensive, so we just took the picture of its exterior. it's beautiful outside.Full review by ELKW
Feb 19, 2025
This church is epic! Massive, gorgeous ceilings. So glad we popped in, though the map and audio guides weren't the best. It was still interesting to walk around one of the oldest structures in Amster…Full review by Leslie H
Jan 26, 2025
Huge church with small rooms located around the main church hall. You will be walking on tombstone which is very intriguing to see. Good visit! We visited on a Sunday using our " I amsterdam City to…Full review by nordmia
Would love to see this De Oude Kerk church during our visit. Is it really needed to purchase "advanced" tickets ??? OR would it be pretty easy not insane lines to get tickets there ?? I did see somebody mentioned they are restoring as april2017
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There is no need to buy an advance ticket. You can buy it at the church. HOWEVER, they DO NOT accept cash. You have to use a credit card. Entrance is included with the …
There is no need to buy an advance ticket. You can buy it at the church. HOWEVER, they DO NOT accept cash. You have to use a credit card. Entrance is included with the Museumkaart, which costs 59.90 euros and includes entrance to hundreds of museums in Amsterdam and the rest of the Netherlands and is valid for 30 days. If you plan to visit lots of museums, it is a terrific bargain.
If I buy e- tickets from their website, is there an expiration date?
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Hi Personally I would buy an IAMsterdam card. We stayed in Amsterdam for 4 days and it gave us entry into most museums and also a 90 minute canal cruise, free travel on the …
Hi Personally I would buy an IAMsterdam card. We stayed in Amsterdam for 4 days and it gave us entry into most museums and also a 90 minute canal cruise, free travel on the buses and trams and a good city map. You can buy them at the airport. 48 hours is 65 Euros, 72 hours is 75 Euros, and 96 hours is 85 Euros. It doesn't give entry to the Ann Frank house but all of the others museums including the Oude Kerk. Check online to see exactly what it covers.
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