It has been a nice stroll along the Oudekerkplein seeing the church but the tower was worth the stop. The passage to the tower was not opened when we were there, they said it could be on a Saturday of the month we were around....More

You need to have good knies to climb this tower. For € 7,50, you will enjoy the view of the city centre of Amsterdam when it's not cloudy.

The church is being maintained by dedicated society, preventing it from fading away completely. Tower and building still look great from outside. Landmark structure sitting astride the borderline between regular Amsterdam and the Red Light District.

Oudekerkstoren at Oude Kerk is one of the cities historical church towers that is nice to see when sightseeing around Amsterdam. Originally built in the 13th century as part of the medieval wooden church, the tower was enlarged and given a more decorative appearance during...More

The Old Church that has lost its utility and glory. Stripped almost bare, the interior is nothing to reflect what the Church used to be. The only saving grace is the Bell Tower's historical significance. Definitely not worth the entrance fee.

The Oude Kerk's bell tower.High,with nice architecture.Unfortunately for me,it's not opened for visitors all year round and at the time of my visit it was closed.According to the lady from front desk it is opened only starting from April.

This historic church steeple was erected during Amsterdam's heyday--the mid-1600's-- and can be seen from almost anywhere in this area. The church itself is rather plain, as most Dutch Reformed Churches are. There is no need for a specific trip there because sooner or later...More