Up to 2 hours
World Press Exhibition at De Nieuwe Kerk
Visit the world-famous De Nieuwe Kerk museum, known for its stunning architecture and changing exhibitions.
What you'll do
The World Press Photo Exhibition 2025
(From April 18th to September 21st)
Experience the power of visual storytelling at the World Press Photo Exhibition 2025, making its world première at De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam.
Since 1955, the World Press Photo Foundation has celebrated the very best in photojournalism, spotlighting impactful stories and compelling images from around the globe. Each year, thousands of photographers submit their work to the prestigious competition, with a selection of winning photos chosen by an independent jury.
The resulting exhibition offers a thought-provoking look at some of the world’s most pressing events and untold stories, all captured through a powerful lens. Be among the first to see this globally touring exhibition in the historic setting of De Nieuwe Kerk.
De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam
Over six centuries old, De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam is located in the heart of the city in the Dam Square and boasts decades of high-profile exhibitions on art, photography and inspiring individuals and cultures. With over 250,000 visitors a year, this is one of the most popular attractions in the Netherlands. The building itself also holds national significance for the role it plays in hosting royal ceremonies, official gatherings and cultural events.
As one of Amsterdam’s most impressive historical monuments, De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam promises to be a site of inspiration, commemoration, and celebration right in the center of the city.
What's included
Your pass includes a visit to the historical De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam museum with an informative audio tour.
Visit The World Press Photo Exhibition 2025.
Where you'll be
Dam Square, Amsterdam, NetherlandsHow to get there
Dam Square
Dam Square
Operating hours
From April 18th
Daily: 11AM - 6PM
Closings & holidays
The exhibition is closed on Saturday 26 April (King’s Day celebration), 3 May, 4 May (National Remembrance Day) and 5 May (Liberation Day).
The museum is closed until April 18th
Find out more
Visit De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam's website to see current exhibitions and opening hours or The World Press Photo Exhibition for more information.
https://www.nieuwekerk.nl/
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