Ransdorp is a small (and picturesque) village in rural Amsterdam North. It is especially known for its very tall church tower.
The tower never got a spire, as they ran out of money in the mid-16th century.

The tower was built in the first part of the 16th century, the adjacent church is of a later date.

The tower is open to the public in the summer months and can be climbed (155 steps, beautiful view!)

Address:
Dorpsweg Ransdorp 57, Amsterdam
Web:
http://www.ransdorpertoren.nl/en/introduction/

Opening hours:
July and August 2016, every day except Mondays, from 11-5
And April, May and September only Saturday and Sunday 11-5.
Entrance fee:
E 0,50