St. Nicholas Church

The St. Nicholas Church stands as a stone religious structure with two prominent towers and features architectural elements characteristic of medieval Dutch ecclesiastical construction.

The church traces its origins to 1125, when it was established as one of the earliest religious buildings in the Utrecht region of the Netherlands.

The building represents Dutch Reformed Church traditions and maintains its position as a central religious gathering place for the local Protestant community.

The church is located at geographical coordinates 52.083056 latitude and 5.125278 longitude, providing a central point for religious services in Utrecht.

The structure holds the designation of Rijksmonument, marking its status among protected Dutch national heritage sites due to its architectural and historical value.

Location: Utrecht

Inception: 12 century

Address: Nicolaaskerkhof 8 3512XC 3512XC

GPS coordinates: 52.08306,5.12528

Latest update: March 4, 2025 13:19