St. Willibrord's Church, Utrecht

St. Willibrord's Church features pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses incorporated into its 19th-century architectural design by Wilhelm Victor Alfred Tepe.

This religious structure, completed in 1877, represents the architectural movement that emerged as a response to neoclassical styles during the industrial revolution.

The interior space displays detailed woodwork, stained glass windows, and altar pieces that reflect the craftsmanship values of the Gothic Revival period.

The church building maintains a capacity of 350 people and holds regular services while functioning as a protected national monument under Rijksmonument status.

The structure combines medieval architectural elements with 19th-century construction techniques, creating a testament to the evolution of ecclesiastical architecture in Netherlands.

Location: Utrecht

Inception: 1877

Architects: Wilhelm Victor Alfred Tepe

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Capacity: 350

Address: Minrebroederstraat 21 3512GG 3512GG

Website: https://sintwillibrordkerk.nl/over_ons.php

GPS coordinates: 52.09235,5.12148

Latest update: March 11, 2025 11:22