Nederlands Hervormde Kerk, De Lier

The Nederlands Hervormde Kerk is a Late Gothic church building in De Lier with a three-nave structure and stone columns supporting the interior. Wooden barrel vaults cover the space, with flanking chapels positioned on both sides of the choir area.

Construction started in the mid-15th century as the community needed a larger place to worship. After a fire destroyed parts of it in 1572, major repairs were completed in 1658 to strengthen the building.

The interior displays 17th-century furnishings including a decorated pulpit with arched panels and historical grave stones throughout the church. These elements reflect the lives of those who worshipped here over the centuries.

The building is located at Hoofdstraat 51 in De Lier and holds the status of a protected national monument. Visitors should plan visits during regular opening hours, as access may be limited due to its protected status.

The church tower leans noticeably to one side, requiring visitors to descend before they can begin climbing upward. This unusual feature makes the ascent a memorable experience for those who attempt it.