A directory of English-speaking Masonic lodges across the Netherlands — for brethren who have moved here, and for those seeking light for the first time.
Every lodge listed here labours in English, so language is never a barrier to sitting in lodge.
Visiting brethren, expats and newcomers are received with the warmth of an old friend.
These lodges work under the Grand East of the Netherlands, in amity with Grand Lodges worldwide.
Where we meet
Lodges work in English across the country. Each one welcomes visitors and enquirers.
The directory
Amsterdam's first English-speaking lodge, with more than thirty nationalities among its members.
Vondelstraat 39, 1054 GJ Amsterdam, NetherlandsFirst Saturday of the month, from September to June.
Grand East of the Netherlands · Founded 2020
English-language Freemasonry in Maastricht, close to the Belgian and German borders.
Heggenstraat 16a, 6211 GW Maastricht, NetherlandsGrand East of the Netherlands
Since 1929 the traditional rallying point for English-speaking Masons in the Netherlands, in the port city of Rotterdam.
Oostmaaslaan 950, 3063 DM Rotterdam, NetherlandsGrand East of the Netherlands · Founded 1929
An English-speaking lodge in the Brainport region — where light meets fellowship.
Potgieterstraat 41, 5615 GC Eindhoven, NetherlandsGrand East of the Netherlands · Founded 2025
As an international lodge, we welcome interested men from all over the world to work with us, to get to know men from other cultures and backgrounds, and find brotherhood, a home away from home.
Maliebaan 70A, 3581 CV Utrecht, NetherlandsGrand East of the Netherlands · Founded 2026
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Freemasonry is one of the world's oldest non-political, non-religious, fraternal and charitable organisations. It teaches self-knowledge through participation in progressive ceremonies, upholding high moral standards and good citizenship.
New to the Netherlands? Our guide to joining a Dutch lodge as an expat explains amity with the Grand East, visiting as a brother from abroad, and the step-by-step membership process.
