St. Joseph, Leiden

St. Joseph is a Roman Catholic church in the Noorderkwartier neighborhood with a modern design and clean lines. The building features simple exterior walls and a prominent tower that rises noticeably above the surrounding area.

The church was built between 1924 and 1925 and blessed in 1925. It was created to serve the Catholic community during that period of growth.

The church is named after Saint Joseph, a figure of devotion for many who visit. The community gathers here for services and religious celebrations that shape the rhythm of parish life.

The best time to visit is during service times when the interior is fully open and you can explore freely. It helps to check the schedule ahead since times may shift with the seasons.

The wooden altar holds relics of Saint Boniface and the Martyrs of Gorkum. A side chapel displays a statue of Padre Pio that is visited by those seeking devotion.

Location: Leiden

Inception: 1920s

Architects: Jan van der Laan

Part of: O.L.V.Hemelvaart

Address: Herensingel 3

Website: http://stjosephleiden.nl

GPS coordinates: 52.16361,4.50167

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:03