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St. Maarten

Slotstraat 3, 4435 AM Baarland, Netherlands

St. Maarten (Baarland)
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St. Maarten Church

St. Maarten Church is located at Slotstraat 3, 4435 AM Baarland, Netherlands. Historically, the church has been a significant landmark in the region, serving as a place of worship for centuries.

The architecture of the church reflects its history, with a blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles.

  • The church has undergone several renovations over the years
  • but it still maintains much of its original charm.
  • Today, it continues to serve as an important cultural and spiritual hub for the community.

In addition to its historical significance, St. Maarten Church is also known for its beautiful stained-glass windows, intricate stone carvings, and ornate altar pieces.

  1. Visitors can explore the church's interior and take in its stunning architecture.
  2. The stained-glass windows are a standout feature, casting colorful patterns on the floor and walls as the light catches them just right.
  3. The stone carvings are equally impressive, featuring intricate designs and depictions of various biblical scenes.

The ornate altar pieces are also a sight to behold, featuring elaborate carvings and statues of saints and other figures from Christian history. Visitors can take a closer look at these details on a guided tour of the church, which provides insight into its past and significance.

For those interested in learning more about the history of the church, there are guided tours available that provide insight into its past and significance. These tours offer a unique perspective on the church's architecture, history, and cultural importance, making them a must-do for anyone visiting St. Maarten Church.

Details

NameSt. Maarten
City/TownBaarland
ProvinceNorth Brabant
CountryNetherlands
Coordinates51.4083361, 3.8857841
Denominationprotestant
Amenityplace of worship
Religionchristian
Year of construction1400
Time periodearly middle ages
Architectural styleGothicRenaissance
PatronSt. Maarten