Sint-Agathakerk, Lisse

Sint-Agathakerk is a Catholic church building in Lisse with a cross-shaped structure stretching over 60 meters long and topped with a Neo-Baroque spire from 1929. The building sits near the town center and is maintained as a protected national monument.

The church was built between 1902 and 1903 under architect Jean van Groenendael, who was trained by the renowned architect Pierre Cuypers. The Neo-Baroque spire was added later in the 1920s and significantly shaped the building's appearance today.

The church's name honors Saint Agatha, reflecting how the local community has maintained its religious identity through the generations. The colorful windows and interior details show how craftsmanship and faith came together in this space.

The interior accommodates around 1,100 people and serves as an active gathering place for religious services in the community. Visitors should know this is a living house of worship where services regularly take place.

The interior features murals depicting bulb flowers connected to the region's farming heritage. These artistic details link the building's religious purpose with the local economic history of the flower-growing area.

Location: Lisse

Inception: 1900s

Architects: Jean van Groenendael

Capacity: 1100

Part of: St. Agatha

Address: Heereweg 273

GPS coordinates: 52.25699,4.55337

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:21