The church is nothing special, but the market we visited on Saturday was really nice. Lot of good foor, organic stuff, antiques and beautiful flowers. Best market we've visited in Amsterdam

Noorderkerk is a small Protestant church in the northern area of Jordaan, along the Prinsengracht. While there isn't much to see within the church, it is interesting from an architectural point of view. Opening hours 10am to 6.30pm (October 2016). This church was built between...More

In this church they hold little concerts on some Satrdy afternoons. Most of the time very good musicians. The concert last about one hour. We listened to the Schubert octet bij musicians of the Royal Concertgebouw(concerthall) Orchestra. Beautiful.

Today it hit 28C. So meandering around the Saturday market was very pleasant indeed. However in December for example when the temperatures are 4C, it is a different matter. Regardless it is a chill out type place, less congested than the Albert Cuyt Market in...More

Walk around this church which has a lovely history written around the walls of the church. The service is on sunday and open on weekdays from half 11 for 2 hours Enjoy the restaurants around the square!

Located on the prisengracht within noordermarkt square is this protestant place of worship built in the 17th century. A massive structure, quite plain inside with an ornate organ seems to be typically in keeping with this type of church in Amsterdam, worth a visit especially...More

One of the most important churches of Amsterdam. Unfortunately it is opened for visitors only for a few hours during the week! Moreover, the opening hours differ, when checked in various guidebooks or even websites. We entered the church after Saturday concert to ask the...More

This Saturday market is held in a little square near a church. There are lots of bakery goods, cheeses, fruit and vegetables and some clothes and bric-a-brac. The fruit and vegetables are very fresh and there is a large variety of breads and cakes. A...More

We have been to the Noordermarkt, right outside of the Noorderkerk, many times. This year was the first time the church was open. There was a church group selling coffee inside. We took the opportunity to visit the church. It is very sparsely furnished, painted...More

The Noorderkerk (North Church) is a wonderful example of the Dutch architecture of churches from the seventeen century. It was built in 1623 by the architect Hendrick Keyser, to be a Protestant church. AS such, it has for instance clean walls, since Protestant churches don't...More