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April 16, 2025
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The marl would not (only) have been coloured for protection but to give the Sint-Janskerk church the allure of the more expensive sandstone. This is also the case with the …
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April 16, 2025
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After a period as an independent Roman Catholic parish church, the church became the property of the then established Dutch Reformed Church in December 1633. This was a result of …
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December 21, 2022
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The Sint Janskerk is owned by the Protestant Municipality of Maas-Heuvelland and is also used for regular church services.
Every Sunday morning there is a church service from 10:00 am. You can also view the inside of the church.
In the summer, the church (if not rented) can be visited by interested visitors and one can climb the tower via a staircase of no fewer than 241 steps.
Once you have arrived at the top, you have a beautiful view of Maastricht.
Every Sunday morning there is a church service from 10:00 am. You can also view the inside of the church.
In the summer, the church (if not rented) can be visited by interested visitors and one can climb the tower via a staircase of no fewer than 241 steps.
Once you have arrived at the top, you have a beautiful view of Maastricht.
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