Sionskerk

Sionskerk is a church located in Zeist, Netherlands. The Sionskerk was built in the 17th century as a Lutheran church.

• Designed by architect Jacob van Campen and constructed between 1664 and 1671.
• Named after the city of Zion, which symbolized salvation and redemption.

The Sionskerk is a fine example of Baroque architecture in the Netherlands. Its design features a central nave with two side aisles, a rectangular shape, and a tall, narrow spire rising from the center of the building.

1. A simple exterior façade with a large entrance portal and a rounded corner tower.

The interior features an ornate Baroque decoration, including:

• Carved wooden pews,
• A decorated organ loft,
• A stunning pulpit.

The Sionskerk is known for its beautiful stained-glass windows, which date back to the 17th century. These windows depict scenes from biblical stories and are considered some of the finest examples of Baroque-era glasswork in the Netherlands.

1. A notable pipe organ built by Dutch organ builder Christian Müller in 1677.

The organ features:

• 18 stops
• Considered one of the finest examples of Baroque-era organs in the Netherlands.

Today, the Sionskerk is still an active Lutheran church, but it also hosts cultural events and concerts throughout the year.

1. Visitors can explore the church's beautiful architecture.
2. Taking a guided tour or attending one of its many services and events.

The church's stunning beauty and rich history make it a must-see destination for anyone interested in:

• Architecture,
• Art,
• Musick,
• Faith.