A beacon in Den Helder since 1840
The St. Peter and St. Paul Church is one of the city's most recognizable buildings. Since 1840, this church has been in continuous use as a religious center. Named after the apostles Peter and Paul, the church symbolizes faith, community, and continuity.
Neo-Gothic pride on the Kerkgracht
With its tall tower and Neo-Gothic architectural style, the church rises imposingly above the city. Inside, you can see colorful stained-glass windows, richly decorated ornaments, and an impressive pipe organ. Everything exudes history and craftsmanship.
More than just a church
The St. Peter and St. Paul Church is not only a place for church services. It is also a meeting place where people come together for music, reflection, and neighborhood activities. A living monument, at the heart of the community.
Opening hours
Saturday, September 12. 11:00 – 15:30
Sunday, September 13. 12:30 – 15:30
Background information
Type of monument: Religious heritage
Original function: Church
Architect: HH Dansdorp
Construction period: 1840
Current function: Church
Monument status: National Monument
