Welcome to
the Koepelkerk Amsterdam
With its remarkable history stretching back to the 17th century, the Koepelkerk provides a truly magical venue for all types of events.
Whether you are seeking a unique setting for your meeting, gala, wedding, product launch, or fashion show, this impressive dome sets the stage with exceptional style.
Located in the
heart of Amsterdam
Within walking distance of the Jordaan, a stone’s throw from Central Station, and near the trendy ‘Nine Streets’
Weddings
Discover a five-star wedding experience in our unique and elegant 17th century domed masterpiece
Plan your wedding
Meetings
Our monumental and inspiring location provides a remarkable atmosphere for business conferences and meetings
Host a meeting
Events
A unique event location to stylishly receive your clients and relations, able to accommodate up to 600 people
Organize an event
At a glance
- 1000 m2 for events up to 600 people
- 6 Versatile Meeting Rooms: with state-of the art set-ups from boardroom, theatre, conference, and more
- Event Experts: Certified specialists for seamless planning
- Cutting-Edge Tech: Latest AV gear & dynamic RGB lighting
- Gourmet Catering: Five-star menus tailored to your event
- Eco-Friendly Events: Renewable and green energy sources to ensure climate-conscious business practices
- Historic Charm: Features the iconic 17th-century Johann Bätz organ
The Iconic Koepelkerk’s History
Vincent van Gogh sketched the Koepelkerk in 1885 while waiting for a friend at Central Station, later immortalizing it in his painting “Gezicht op de Singel Amsterdam” (View of the Singel Amsterdam).
Originally built between 1668 and 1671 by architect Adriaan Dortsman for the Lutheran community, the church’s unique dome design arose from the Luther’s community’s religious restrictions on building towers. This distinctive feature inspired its name, Koepelkerk, the "Dome Church." After a fire in 1822, the church was rebuilt with an elevated dome, and the majestic Johann Bätz organ—one of the largest in the Netherlands—was added in 1830.
Though it served as a Lutheran place of worship until 1935, the Koepelkerk transitioned to hosting concerts and events, becoming a dedicated event space after a major renovation in 1975. Today, this historic gem is part of the Renaissance Amsterdam Hotel, blending centuries-old charm with modern versatility.
Located along Amsterdam’s Western canal route, the Koepelkerk continues to inspire with its breathtaking architecture and timeless atmosphere, hosting everything from weddings and congresses to fashion shows and gala dinners.