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Aa Kerk - Groningen, Netherlands - Feb 2021 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Urban greening in Groningen The Netherlands Royalty Free Stock Photo

Church tower of Der Aa-kerk in Groningen, Netherlands Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nieuwe kerk church in the center of Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic Der Aa-kerk church at the fish market in Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Path leading to the Nieuwe kerk church in Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Window in the historical A kerk church of Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Roof top of the Nieuwe Kerk in Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Nieuwe Kerk a protestant church in Groningen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Der Aa-kerk (also: A-kerk) is a church from the Middle Ages in the centre of Groningen, Netherlands. Originally there was a chapel situated on the site of the current church. This chapel was devoted to Mary and to Saint Nicholas, the patron of the bargees who cast off the vessels at the Westerhaven (Westerharber).