Le béguinage d'Amsterdam (« Begijnhof » en néerlandais) est l'une des plus anciennes cours intérieures de la ville. Composée d'un ensemble de bâtiments, dont la plupart sont aujourd'hui des habitations privées, le béguinage abrite également l'Église réformée anglaise d'Amsterdam (De Engelse Hervormde Kerk) construite au XIVe siècle, qui sert de chapelle, ainsi que la plus vieille maison de la ville encore debout, la « Maison de Bois » (Het Houten Huys) construite vers 1528. La dernière béguine à y avoir habité est morte le 23 mai 1971.
Le béguinage constitue une attraction touristique importante en raison de son caractère insolite et de la quiétude qui y règne, à quelques pas seulement de la Kalverstraat, l'une des rues les plus animées de la ville.
Lundi | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Mardi | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Mercredi | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Jeudi | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Vendredi | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Samedi | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Dimanche | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Marco Savina | janv. 21, 2018
Super. This little corner of the historic centre of Amsterdam it's great. Very cool. You can find here a little space full of peace and history in the middle of the red light district that's famous certainly not for his peacefulness
Kirsty Rakesh | déc. 17, 2017
Really interesting to learn about the history of this area. 108 women only still live in this area to this day! Beautiful church in the grounds too.
Gerhard Dekker | janv. 21, 2018
Tranquility in the chaos of the city ... a great place to sit and forget the bustle
Allard Huizinga | janv. 12, 2018
Well kept and nice place includes really intresting history of Amsterdam
Nikos Taskos | janv. 29, 2018
An amazing historic place; a sanctuary right within Amsterdam! It is definitely worth a visit!
Rachid Bouazzaoui | mars 13, 2018
The most quiet and hidden place in the city centre. It is like a gated community, but very beautiful. You can also visit one of the churches.
George Macaulay | mars 8, 2018
I was so pleased to have found myself in there! You can get away from the hustle and bustle of the city center. A good fact to know about this place is that actual people live in those lovely houses and it’d be nice not to disturb their lives as nosy tourists. Just go, politely take pictures and behave respectfully. It’s a must-see place in the old town of Amsterdam. It shows that there are other parts to it and not just popular canals.
Payal B | mars 9, 2018
So quite. Love th vibe change all of a sudden. It's my favourite place to visit now in Netherlands / Belgium area.
Anousha Manji | avr. 21, 2018
A really lovely peaceful bit of green amongst the ‘dam buzz, with gorgeous houses. You won’t need more than 5-10 minutes here, but best to go before 10:30am to avoid the huge tour groups which do take away the tranquility of the place.
Stephen McGrath | avr. 8, 2018
Beautiful little haven. The Catholic church has some beautiful fresco's. It is hard to find. There is a door just past the book shops if you are using Google maps and can't understand why you are not there yet.
Andrea Cornaglia | avr. 18, 2018
Interesting little quiet area in the middle of Amsterdam city center bustle. Good for photos, not really a lot to do otherwise.
Kateřina C. | juin 7, 2018
Lovely place to rest for a while. Nevertheless, I do not think it is an Amsterdam's must. There live people in houses around, could be a bit bothering for them I guess. If you are here, do not miss the opportinuty to see the oldest house in Holland.
Ben Daluz | mai 23, 2018
An oasis of tranquility hidden away from the madness outside! Beautiful buildings set in well kept grounds
Mireia Redondo Gomiz | juin 19, 2018
Amazing secret spot in the heart of Amsterdam. It seems like you are outside the city, it's really calm and nice layout of the houses. You can find the oldest house built in the city and 2 churches, one of them is open to the public and it's really nice to visit. Please keep in mind to respect the neighbors of the area.
Christelle Tan | juin 23, 2018
Beautiful little courtyard in the heart of the city. It's like stepping into another world. You have to go through a wooden door to get to it (closed at 5pm), which can be easy to miss. It's a very quiet, peaceful place to take a break from the city.
fritzpoll | juil. 9, 2018
Unexpected gem in the middle of a busy area. Not much to actually do here but enjoy a brief moment of tranquillity before moving on again. It's a residential area so much if it us gated off but still viewable. A worthy little addition to a walk around this part of Amsterdam though
Benedict Joseph Miller | juin 23, 2018
An interesting little place to visit, a bit of the beaten path. It has a beautiful little chapel and a decent giftshop, although the store had a little too much kitsch for my taste. Experience a bit of Catholic history in a Protestant town.
Dima Kremiansky | juil. 9, 2018
Very nice and small place with old buildings (conveniently most of them have their dates written on them, close to the top), worth taking a detour to see it and has quite a few nice shops and other places around.
Rob Yuen | août 9, 2018
Lovely part of town right in the heart of Amsterdam. It feels like entering a more peaceful world. The history is very interesting and seeing one of the oldest wooden houses in the country is quite a treat. Definitely a must stop by in Amsterdam.
Paulo Ferreira | juil. 17, 2018
The most magnificently quiet spot in the vibrant and bustling Amsterdam. People actually live here. Come here for an half hour of quiet bliss. But be quiet!
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