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Under the leadership of architect Daan Mallekote, the liturgical centre of the church, a characteristic building from the 1930s, was completely renovated. The pulpit and seats for the office bearers were made of a dark type of wood. Now everything is much more slender and lighter in colour, giving the whole a friendlier appearance. The church was put back into use on Sunday 2 December 2001. (47-02)

The complex of the cathedral of Plasencia is noted for its architectural elegance. It contains two churches, the old church, completed in the 13th century, and the new church, built in the 15th century.

If the Plaskerk is already mentioned in a charter in 1123, this establishes the fact that it already existed at that time, but for how long. The Plaskerk of today was called "the church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross" before the reformation. This name is now given to the Roman Catholic church on Kerkstraat in Raalte. The former name "church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross" could indicate that the church was built by Lifgerus or his ancestors at the time of the crusades. At that time, the veneration for the Holy Cross increased significantly. All cruciform churches in Westphalia and the surrounding area therefore originated at that time. (source protestantsegemeenteRaalte.nl)

Plassen church is a small church built according to Victor Nordan's drawings in 1907. The church has been completed and has a touch of the national romantic design of the time with, for example, the round-arched windows connected to it.

Plasy Abbey is a Cistercian abbey founded by the Bohemian King Vladislav II in 1145. The abbey was rebuilt between 1711 and 1740 on the initiative of Abbot Eugenius Tyttl. It consists of several buildings built by Jean-Blaise Santini and Jean-Baptiste Mathey, including the remarkable St. Benedict's Chapel. The original grandiose plans were not completely realised (in particular the absence of the new abbey church).

The mosque is located at the southern end of the old village centre, right next to the old Muslim boys' school.

The Theory and the The Netherlands Square church of the is a church building of the Protestant Church in the Netherlands that was given on a 50-year lease to the Reformed Church of England or Houten in 2009.

The Pleterje Charterhouse, is a monastery of the Order of Carthusian founded in 1403. Pleterje is the last established Slovenian charterhouse, the only one still in activity.

The Plum Village monastery was founded in 1982 by Vietnamese refugees, and is one of Europe’s largest Buddhist monasteries, with over 200 monks and nuns.

The exact period of the cemetery’s establishment is unknown. The oldest preserved tombstone dates to the end of the 19th century. The cemetery could not be found marked on old maps of the region.