Sint-Bonaventurakerk, Catholic church in Woerden, Netherlands.
Sint-Bonaventurakerk is a Catholic church building in Woerden's center designed in the Neo-Gothic style with a prominent tall spire. The structure features a basilica layout with marble elements, colored glass windows, and a large organ that form its interior character.
Architect Nicolaas Molenaar designed this building following Neo-Gothic principles, and it first welcomed worshippers in 1892. The structure later gained recognition as a protected national monument.
This building served as the spiritual center for Woerden's Catholic community and remains a focal point in the city's character. The artistic elements inside reflect how the congregation invested in creating a space that matched their faith and pride.
The church sits on Rijnstraat near Woerden Castle, making it easy to locate in the city center. Visitors should confirm opening hours before planning a visit, as access times vary throughout the week.
The stained glass windows were created by artist F. Nicolas in 1919 and display craftsmanship from over a century ago. A large organ was added a few years later, completing the artistic furnishings that visitors can admire today.
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