especially climbing the tower is nice since you have a beautiful view of the city lying below. More

You need to book one of the six places to go up the tower. They run every 30 mins, it's not possible to view on your own. You are not permitted to take any bags with you up the tower, they are locked away safely in a storage room. You get a great view of the city, and the guide... More

now mainly used as an exhibition center, great venue More

My 11 year old son and I waited for a tour (I think they're ever hour or so) and climbed the many stairs to the tower...not great if you're claustrophobic! Our guide was very kind and spoke perfect english. He explained the history of the church and even let my son pull on the bell rope. A worthwhile little jaunt. More

Right next door to the Anne Frank House, this church is awfully pretty on the outside. I like church bells and this church has a very unique ring to it. More

Very old church, nice to watch and listen to a concert. Next to the church is the gaymonument. Very famous in the city. More

After the reformation, the protestants in Amsterdam used the large Catholic churches, white-washed and all. The Westerkerk was the first really big and purposley built church for protestant services. Its bigest treasure is its wonderful, in architecture and sound, organ, and for music lovers an organconcert here is a must go. The Anne Frank House is next to the church More

I am writing a review on this simply because it is a church with a unique view, and also right next to the Anne Frank House. You could make a nice afternoon seeing both. The church itself is not so lavishly decorated inside, but there are a number of "famous people" buried here, including Saskia, who was Rembrandt's wife. The... More

Church was lovely , tour of the tower not for anyone afraid of heights , More