Zuiderkerk
Zuiderkerksteeg 4, 1601 HJ Enkhuizen, Netherlands
The Zuiderkerk
The Zuiderkerk (Southern Church) is a medieval church located in the city of Enkhuizen, Netherlands. The church was built around 1350 as a Catholic church to serve the rapidly growing southern part of Enkhuizen.
- This beautiful Gothic-style church has a rectangular shape with a tower and a nave.
- The interior features stunning decorations, including wooden carvings, stone sculptures, and stained-glass windows.
- The Zuiderkerk is a typical example of Gothic architecture in the Netherlands.
After being damaged during World War II, the church underwent significant restoration work to preserve its historic integrity. Today, it remains an active church with regular services and events held throughout the year.
- The Zuiderkerksteeg 4, Enkhuizen, Netherlands, serves as the address for this magnificent place of worship.
- The GPS coordinates are 52.7079° N, 5.2913° E, making it easily accessible by those who wish to visit and experience its grandeur.
The church is currently used by the Protestant Reformed Church (PKN) community in Enkhuizen for worship services.
Details
Name | Zuiderkerk |
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City/Town | Enkhuizen |
Province | other |
Country | Netherlands |
Coordinates | 52.70389, 5.2933863 |
Denomination | |
Amenity | place of worship |
Religion | christian |
Year of construction | 1350 |
Time period | early middle ages |
Architectural style | Gothic |
Patron | unknown |