Museum Our Lord in the Attic: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide
Take a peek into Amsterdam’s forbidden past in the city's secret church
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Highlight
- Visit a historic church that has been preserved since the 1600s, and explore the living spaces of a typical Amsterdam canal house
- Marvel at the 1794 organ and discover precious artifacts from Dutch daily life in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, all concealed in the attic
- Deepen your knowledge of the Dutch tradition of tolerance with a complimentary audio guide, and enjoy panoramic views of Amsterdam from the upper levels
Summary
Description
The building known as Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder ('Our Lord in the Attic') is a majestic canal house from the 17th century with an operational Catholic Church situated within its upper three levels! Tour the historic schuilkerk (secret church) and discover the museum located on the ground floor, complete with an audio guide for assistance. It is truly a unique and remarkable experience.
HTML olan metni koruyarak şu şekilde tekrar yazabilirim:This hidden church was established after The Act of Supremacy in 1558 prohibited Catholics from practicing their faith openly.
The Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder museum has occupied three canal houses since 1888, spanning three attics. Explore the long, narrow design with its hidden corners, admire the historical artworks and intricate baroque furnishings, and be sure to observe the ethereal figures on the altar among the regular visitors.The lower levels allow you to discover the residential areas of a usual Amsterdam canal residence, where traces from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries create a clear image.The informative audio guide provides in-depth information about the development of this historically significant 'house church' and tells interesting tales from its history, all while offering delightful views of the old Amsterdam rooftops from the upper levels.
