Sint-Agneskerk

Sint-Agneskerk is a church located in the Oud-Zuid neighborhood of Amsterdam, Netherlands. The church's full name is Sint-Agneskerk (St. Agnes' Church) and it is situated at Cornelis Krusemanstraat 72, 1075 NB Amsterdam.

The church was built in 1887-1890 by architect Pierre Cuypers. It features a mix of Gothic Revival and Neo-Renaissance architectural styles. The striking tower is visible from afar.

The interior of the church is adorned with intricate stone carvings, stained-glass windows, and a large organ. Regular services include Sunday Mass, as well as concerts and cultural events.

Sint-Agneskerk is an important part of the local community, providing a sense of connection and belonging for many residents. The church hosts regular services and various events throughout the year.

1. Location: Sint-Agneskerk is located on the corner of Amstelveenseweg 163 and Cornelis Krusemanstraat, at the Haarlemmermeercircuit and the edge of the Willemsparkbuurt.
2. Date Built: The church was built between 1919 and 1932 according to a design by architect Jan Stuyt.

In 1996, the Sint-Agneskerk was designated as a Rijksmonument. It is the first church in Amsterdam with a freestanding clock tower. The Sint Agneskerk has been served since 2006 by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter (FSSP).