Church of St. Lawrence (Sint Laurenskerk) Tours and Tickets

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The entrance fee to visit the Church of St. Lawrence is currently €4 for adults and youth over 12 years old, while children under 12 enter for free. If you’d like to climb the tower, the cost is €7.50 for adults and €4.50 for children up to the age of 12; the tower ticket also includes entry to the church. Children under the age of 6 are not permitted to climb the tower.

The Church of St. Lawrence is known for being the only remaining late Gothic building in Rotterdam. Originally built between 1449 and 1525, it was largely destroyed during bombings in World War II, with only the walls and tower standing. Once restored, it became a symbol of the city’s resilience.

Sint Laurenskerk is open for visits from Tuesday to Saturday year-round, from morning to late afternoon. The opening hours are slightly shorter from November to February—check the website for current timings and for upcoming closures. The church is only open for church services on Sunday and often closes around public and religious holidays.

Notable features and artworks inside Sint Laurenskerk include three Marcussen organs, one of which is the biggest organ in the Netherlands; its bronze doors designed by Italian artist Giacomo Manzù, an 18th-century brass choir screen, and 17th-century tombs.

Yes, Sint Laurenskerk is largely accessible for visitors with mobility issues. The front doors can be opened automatically and there are ramps for access, in addition to accessible restrooms and parking spots in both lots. There are also wheelchair accessible spaces in the congregation. Some areas with gravel and cobblestone may be problematic.