Posthoornkerk

From the moment you glimpse it rising above the Haarlem tracks, the Posthoornkerk stands out in the old city center. With its three slender towers, it's a landmark within walking distance from Central Station. Strolling through the bustling Haarlemmerstraat, a quaint square emerges behind a century-old fence. Step inside and be enchanted by light and architecture.

Versatile and Unforgettable
The Posthoornkerk is suitable for weddings, dinners, receptions, conferences, and lectures. It also provides an unforgettable backdrop for theater performances and concerts. The vibrant Haarlemmerstraat, filled with stylish shops and charming dining and drinking spots, is the perfect setting for a fair or market.

Elegant and Professional
All modern facilities are present in this monument, including heating, sanitation, and dressing rooms. The heated nave can be divided into two spaces, making the venue suitable for a combination of dinners, lectures, or weddings with a reception. The Stadsherstel team is ready to inspire and inform you about the possibilities in this impressive location.

Neogothic Architecture
The Posthoornkerk is the very first building in Amsterdam designed by architect Pierre Cuypers, who later went on to design the Central Station, Vondelkerk, and the Rijksmuseum. The neogothic interior exudes a fairytale ambiance with two galleries stacked, the use of different colors of brick, and beautiful light streaming through the stained-glass windows. Perfect for a romantic wedding or classical concert.

Choose Heritage
Choosing a Gem from Stadsherstel contributes to the restoration of the city and the preservation of cultural heritage. In the 1970s, the Posthoornkerk was nearly demolished. However, the Haarlemmerbuurt organized itself into the Stichting de Posthoornkerk. They managed to prevent demolition, with repurposing as the magic word. Stadsherstel became involved and helped fully restore the monument, providing it with a new purpose.