The Bovenkerk

The Bovenkerk is a church located at Koornmarkt 28, 8261 JX Kampen, Netherlands. The current building dates back to the 13th century when it was built as a Romanesque-style church.

Over the centuries, the church underwent several transformations, including a Gothic renovation in the 15th century and Baroque additions in the 17th century.

• The exterior features a mix of red brick and limestone, with a high-rise tower and a stepped gable roof.
• Inside, the church has a Gothic-style nave with ribbed vaults and a Baroque-style chancel with ornate decorations.

1. As one of the oldest churches in Kampen, the Bovenkerk holds significant cultural and historical value.
2. It has been a place of worship for centuries, hosting various services and events throughout its history.

Todays, it remains an important landmark in the city's skyline and is cherished by locals and tourists alike. The church has 1,250 seats and features a Gothic-style cross basilica with a tall tower and double aisles.

• The interior includes a Renaissance-era choir screen, a stone pulpit, and a monumental organ.
• A notable feature is the early Renaissance choir screen, which adds to the church's architectural significance.