The New Church

The new church was not actually a new church, but was built more than 600 years ago, and was burned down almost completely in 1645, less than 50 years after it was built. The church is no longer a service, but a common exhibition space.

From the fourth floor of the shopping center to eat, find a seat facing the window, just to see the whole view of the new church, take pictures through the huge glass window, just to line up the whole view of the new church.

A church in Amsterdam, Netherlands, located in the dam square in the city center, adjacent to the Amsterdam Palace for royal coronation and weddings. This church is no longer a service, but a normal exhibition venue and organ concerts.

Amsterdam's new church is just at the corner of the dam square, next to the Palace of Amsterdam. The appearance of the church is very good. Now it has basically become an exhibition hall. When I went to the church, there was a Rome exhibition. Because of the time problem, I couldn't go in and visit it.

When I arrived at the dam square, I actually passed the new church, but I didn't know that it was the new church. I also went in by mistake and went in, and I was catching up with what was similar to the launch event inside. The handsome guy at the reception was very tall and greeted very gently.

The church is unremarkable in its appearance, and nothing special. But it has a major mission, starting in the early 19th century, where the crowning of the king and queen was performed, and usually as a venue for performances.