Protestant Church

Sittard, Netherlands

The reformed church of Sittard was built in 1680. Although the building is by no means an architectural masterpiece, history can be found in every nook and cranny of the church. The stained glass windows depicting two protestants who were burned at the stake are particularly impressive.

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Founded: 1680
Category: Religious sites in Netherlands

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