SintJanskerk
SintJanskerk, also known as Saint John's Church, is a historic church in Gouda, Netherlands. It is a late Gothic hall church whose construction began in the 15th century and was largely completed by the early 16th century. After the Reformation, the building came into Protestant use and today forms part of the Protestant Church in the Netherlands. The church is notable for its tall tower and its prominent location in Gouda’s historic town center.
The interior is especially celebrated for its 16th-century stained glass windows by Dirck Crabeth and his nephew
SintJanskerk is designated as a Rijksmonument and is a major cultural and tourist site in Gouda. It
Access for visitors is available during daylight hours; guided tours are sometimes offered by local heritage