Shalomkerk

Shalomkerk is a church located in the city of The Hague, Netherlands. Shalomkerk was built in the early 20th century as a place of worship for the Jewish community in The Hague.

The church was designed by architect A. van der Steur and was officially opened on October 16, 1922.

• A beautiful example of Neo-Renaissance architecture, with a blend of Art Deco and Byzantine elements.
• A striking clock tower that rises above the roofline, giving it a prominent presence in the surrounding neighborhood.

1. The interior features a stunning stained-glass window above the altar, as well as intricate wood carvings and ornate plasterwork.
2. Shalomkerk is one of the few remaining Jewish places of worship in The Hague that was not destroyed during World War II.

Today, Shalomkerk serves as a community center for Jews and non-Jews alike, hosting cultural events, concerts, and art exhibitions.

The address of Shalomkerk is Vrederustlaan 98, 2543 SV Den Haag, Netherlands.