Nieuwe Kerk

It is a living proof of how the Dutch religious practices had advanced through the seasons of Calvinist reformation.Nieuwe Kerk was the home of Royal tombs and different celebrated identities were likewise buried in this congregation.

It was initially settled in 1381 as St. Ursula's Church. Be that as it may, amid the transformation it was changed into a Protestant Church which gave its present name the "New Church".

It is a brilliant Gothic church in Delft that includes the historical backdrop of the City and gives a stunning landscape of the structure and its critical place in Dutch history.

The Church is normally open each day with the exception of in Sunday where general masses were held. It is an extremely surely understand site and is directly over the market court and the Delft City lobby.