The Vredeskerk

The "Vredeskerk" (also known as the Vrede Church) is a Protestant church located in the heart of Rotterdam, Netherlands.

The church has a rich history dating back to 1664 when it was built as a small chapel for the Dutch Reformed congregation.

• Over time, the church grew and evolved, and in 1825, it was rebuilt into its current form, designed by architect Cornelis Outshoorn.
• The Vredeskerk is known for its striking architecture, featuring a unique blend of Baroque and Rococo styles.
• Its impressive tower, which stands at over 70 meters tall, has become an iconic landmark in Rotterdam.

Today, the Vredeskerk serves as a place of worship for the Protestant community in Rotterdam, while also hosting cultural events and exhibitions throughout the year.

1. The church is open to visitors who wish to admire its stunning architecture or attend one of its many concerts, festivals, or services.

The address of the Vredeskerk is Lede 117, 3075 HH Rotterdam, Netherlands.