Museum Amstelkring
Neighborhood: Rembrandtplein
Phone: +31 20 624 6604
Fax: +31 20 638 1822
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Museum Amstelkring is a 17th-century canal house that presents the rich cultural heritage of the Netherlands. The building has a church in the attic, and most of its rooms maintain the original decor. The museum presents art exhibitions in the hallway; some of the famous paintings exhibited are De Produndis, works of Vincent van Gogh on Amsterdam, and Athanasius Kircher.
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Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
There are very good facilities made available for the guided tours of Museum Amstelkring. These tours are provided in groups and in four languages. Exploring the Church with its attic has periodic decor. 'Our Lord in the Attic', as it's called by all is visited by many. So, to find out more do visit and marvel at the architecture.
Stille Omgang (Silent Procession)
Mar 20th, 2010
Stille Omgang (Silent Procession) makes its way through the streets of Amsterdam every March. This procession commemorates the "Miracle of the Host" of 1345, a strange occurrence that involved a dying man vomiting once given the Holy Sacrament and last rites. Though cast into a fire, the host emerged unscathed, thus the celebration of the miracle. The procession follows the Heiligeweg (Holy Way). It begins and ends at Spui, via Kalverstraat, Nieuwendijk, Warmoesstraat and Nes.
Stille Omgang Amsterdam
Mar 21st, 2010
On Saturday, March 21 thousands would converge to the city centre for a midnight procession that would go on till morning, the next day. The Stille Omgang (Silent Procession) is a part of a week long festival that begins on the Wednesday after 12th March and continues till Saturday night. Through the week people gather for holy prayers at churches across the city.
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Neighborhood: Rembrandtplein
Phone: +31 20 624 6604
Fax: +31 20 638 1822
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Museum Amstelkring is a 17th-century canal house that presents the rich cultural heritage of the Netherlands. The building has a church in the attic, and most of its rooms maintain the original decor. The museum presents art exhibitions in the hallway; some of the famous paintings exhibited are De Produndis, works of Vincent van Gogh on Amsterdam, and Athanasius Kircher.
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Touring the 17th-century Church AtticJan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
There are very good facilities made available for the guided tours of Museum Amstelkring. These tours are provided in groups and in four languages. Exploring the Church with its attic has periodic decor. 'Our Lord in the Attic', as it's called by all is visited by many. So, to find out more do visit and marvel at the architecture.
Stille Omgang (Silent Procession)
Mar 20th, 2010
Stille Omgang (Silent Procession) makes its way through the streets of Amsterdam every March. This procession commemorates the "Miracle of the Host" of 1345, a strange occurrence that involved a dying man vomiting once given the Holy Sacrament and last rites. Though cast into a fire, the host emerged unscathed, thus the celebration of the miracle. The procession follows the Heiligeweg (Holy Way). It begins and ends at Spui, via Kalverstraat, Nieuwendijk, Warmoesstraat and Nes.
Stille Omgang Amsterdam
Mar 21st, 2010
On Saturday, March 21 thousands would converge to the city centre for a midnight procession that would go on till morning, the next day. The Stille Omgang (Silent Procession) is a part of a week long festival that begins on the Wednesday after 12th March and continues till Saturday night. Through the week people gather for holy prayers at churches across the city.
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