Piet Heinlaan 3, 1427 AB Amstelhoek, Netherlands.

The Kruiskerk was built in the 14th century as a parish church for the local population. Over the centuries, it has undergone several renovations and restorations.

• A typical example of Dutch Renaissance architecture, with a simple and elegant design.
• The church features a rectangular shape with a tower on the west side and a porch on the north side.
• The roof is covered with gabled tiles.

The Kruiskerk is known for its beautiful interior, which features a stunning wooden altar and intricate stone carvings.

• A 17th-century organ
• Several stained-glass windows
1. A number of interesting artifacts and historical objects on display

Despite being located in the heart of Amstelhoek, the Kruiskerk is a relatively small church, but it remains an important cultural and spiritual landmark for the local community.