The Oude Kerk in Delft, Netherlands, is a Gothic Protestant church known for its leaning brick tower, nicknamed Oude Jan or Scheve Jan. Founded in 1246, it underwent expansions, but the tower’s tilt, possibly due to unstable foundations, remains its most distinctive feature. Despite fires and the Protestant Reformation, it stands as a resilient symbol of Delft’s history, attracting visitors with its unique charm and stained-glass windows by Joep Nicolas. Delft