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Nieuwe Kerk

Nieuwe Kerk is a seventeenth-century church on Spui with an unusual linked central plan. Its exterior fits an old-centre walk; check events for interior access.

Nieuwe Kerk

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Completed in 1656 as The Hague outgrew its older Great Church, Nieuwe Kerk uses two connected central sections instead of a conventional long nave. That unusual plan gives the building architectural interest even on a short exterior stop along Spui. A memorial to Spinoza stands at the former churchyard, adding another historical layer to the site. The church now hosts concerts and events, so check the programme if you want to see inside.

What to look for

  • The building uses two connected central sections.
  • A memorial to Spinoza stands at the former churchyard.
  • The church now hosts concerts and other events.

Useful to know

  • See the exterior while walking along Spui.
  • Check the event programme if you want to go inside; regular walk-in access is not established.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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