Dutch Reformed Church Review

The Dutch Reformed Church was built during the Dutch colonial period and is centuries old. The church is not very large, but the pure white building is very eye-catching, simple and beautiful.

Holland is hundreds of years old. It is a church building left by colonial times, and the white exterior is very striking in the square and a local landmark.

The Dutch Reformed Church in the ancient city of Galle was built on the site of the Portuguese convent in the middle of the 17th century. The exterior is white-toned, the outline is beautiful, and the interior is simple. Especially the church floor and the exterior wall are covered with tombstones. The Dutch cemetery in the old Dutch period was relocated here. Most of the gravestones of former Dutch residents in Galle, a priest preached here on Sunday...

Garler colonial relics, the unique shape of the Dutch Reformate Church white exterior wall highlights the solemn right into a circle of tombstone church facilities simple color windows more dazzling embedding this inscription do not know what!

A very old church has been restored, but its exterior walls are still mottled for a long time. Talking with an old man in the church about the history of the church, one can't help but see the people who came here to pray two centuries ago. The ground was covered with gravestones of the deceased. Many of the church's furnishings were preserved in the past, including organs, church terraces, and colored glass, which was not gorgeous.

The Holland Church is also called the Holland Church. The interior of the Dutch Church is very beautiful, especially the ground of the church, which is paved by the tombstone of the old Dutch cemetery. The church still has a 1760 organ and a preaching platform. It's very beautiful. At the time of worship, people are worshipping very devoutly.

Elegant environment with soothing music, friendly and considerate service, I hope to keep it as always