Zuiderkerk

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Zuiderkerk is a historic 17th-century Protestant church in Amsterdam, renowned as one of architect Hendrick de Keyser’s most important Dutch Renaissance designs.

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Zuiderkerk canonical 3
Zuiderkerk clock tower 1
Zuiderkerk tower 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch Renaissance architecture
Protestant church
church
historic building
architect Hendrick de Keyser
architecturalStyle Dutch Renaissance
centuryOfConstruction 17th century
completionDate 1611
consideredOneOf Hendrick de Keyser’s most important works
country Netherlands
countryHeritageRegister Rijksmonument
denomination Protestantism
hasCoordinateLocation 4.901
52.372
hasPart choir
church tower
nave
organ
hasTouristAttractionType architectural landmark
historic church
heritageDesignation national heritage site of the Netherlands
heritageStatus Rijksmonument
inception early 17th century
isInHistoricDistrict Amsterdam canal ring area
linked to: Grachtengordel
languageOfName Dutch
locatedIn Amsterdam
Amsterdam-Centrum
Netherlands
Nieuwmarkt en Lastage
linked to: Nieuwmarkt
locatedNear Nieuwmarkt
material brick
namedAfter southern location in Amsterdam
nearbyWaterbody Oudezijds Achterburgwal
Zwanenburgwal
notableFor Dutch Renaissance facade
distinctive tower
role in Amsterdam’s 17th-century urban development
partOf historic center of Amsterdam
religiousAffiliation Protestant Church
roofMaterial tile
significantArchitect Hendrick de Keyser
startDate 1603
translation South Church
usedFor cultural events
religious services
tourism

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Hendrick de Keyser notableWork Zuiderkerk
Amsterdam skyline includesViewOf Zuiderkerk tower
linked to: Zuiderkerk
carillon of the Zuiderkerk in Amsterdam associatedWith Zuiderkerk clock tower
linked to: Zuiderkerk