Sint Jozefkerk, Alkmaar

The Sint Jozefkerk features a three-aisled cross basilica design with round towers flanking the facade and an octagonal wooden spire at the crossing.

Architect Albert Margry designed this neo-Gothic church, which opened its doors in 1909 and received Rijksmonument status for its cultural heritage in 2002.

The church interior displays religious scenes through stained glass windows, while brick pillars separate the main nave from side aisles beneath ribbed vaults.

Located at Nassaulaan 2 in Alkmaar, the church maintains regular opening hours for religious services and welcomes visitors interested in architectural exploration.

The exterior walls combine red-yellow machine-made bricks in a cross bond pattern, topped with steep roofs and decorated with wrought iron crosses.

Location: Alkmaar

Inception: 1909

Architects: Albert Margry

Part of: St. Joseph

Address: Nassaulaan 2 1815GK

GPS coordinates: 52.63127,4.74016

Latest update: April 10, 2025 16:10