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Tolga church is an octagonal church built in 1840, with typical 18th-century shapes, clearly inspired by Røros church. The church has probably been painted white since 1864. The church was built by John Eriksen Berg after drawings by Rasmus Svendsen Aspaas.

The exact period of the cemetery’s establishment is unknown. According to the Commission on the Preservation of Jewish Heritage, the cemetery was established in the early 19th century. There are around 3,000 gravestones. The earliest tombstone found dates to 1873, the most recent to 1931. The cemetery is abandoned, and it is used for cattle grazing.

On the site of the present Tomb Church was a medieval church, damaged by lightning in 1768, the remains of which were destroyed when the new church was erected in the 1860s. The present church has preserved part of the inventory of older churches. The old altarpiece dates from 1638 and was probably made by Knud Billedsnider.

The Mosque of Sheriff Khalil Pasha, better known as the Mosque of Tombul, whose construction began in 1740 and was completed in 1744. The mosque complex consists of a main building (prayer hall), a courtyard and a 12-room annex (madrasah boarding house). The main part of the prayer hall is a square, the central part is an octagon, passing through a circle, ending in a sphere (cube). The top of the cube is 25 meters above the ground. The minaret of the mosque is 40 meters high. The mosque in Tombul is one of the largest mosques in Bulgaria.

The church of Tomter is a long church from 1600 with a tower over the porch to the west. The sacristy dates from 1715, and the bell tower was built in the 1850s. As part of the renovation in the 1850s, the church hall had a vaulted ceiling.

The Tonsen church is a working church that was built in 1961 according to drawings by architects Georg Greve and Geir Grung. It has a rectangular plan under an asymmetrical gable roof, and a tower is built next to the west corner. The exterior walls are clad in brick and slate.

The church in Tonstad is a long church from 1852. The church is built on the basis of the so-called Rogaland type, one of the church models that the famous architect Linstow (1787- 1851) included in his book of typographical drawings. This church, at least the third on this site, was built on top of a previous church from 1625.

Töölö Church is a brick church building in the Taka-Töölö district of Helsinki, designed by architect Hilding Ekelund and representing 1920s classicism.

Opposite the Ewsum lock in Middelstum lies Toornwerd. Formerly a church village, it is now a hamlet. The mound where Toornwerd lay was excavated at the beginning of the 19th century.

The first building of the Toplou Monastery was built in the 15th century but destroyed in 1612 by an earthquake. It was rebuilt with the financial support of the Venetian rulers of the island but was destroyed again by the Ottomans.