Churches in Delft
Historic Churches of Delft
Delft’s skyline is defined by the leaning tower of the Oude Kerk and the royal burial vaults of the Nieuwe Kerk. This collection spans centuries of religious history, featuring 14th-century Gothic landmarks, 18th-century Lutheran chapels, and Neo-Gothic Catholic parish churches like the Maria van Jessekerk. Beyond the historic center, the list includes diverse places of worship ranging from the modernist architecture of the Vredeskerk to repurposed cultural spaces like Op Hodenpijl.
Maria van Jessekerk
A Neo-Gothic Roman Catholic parish church built between 1875 and 1882, featuring two distinct towers that contribute to the Delft skyline.
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