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Important small interbellum church with tower. Built as Remonstrant Church. Replaced an earlier Remonstrant church building.

This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands. This pulpit originally dates from 1649 and comes from the then larger Remonstrant church; the pulpit was placed in this church building in 1822.

The Remonstrantse Kerk is a historical Remonstrant Church built in 1658.

Hall church in neo-styles. Replaced an earlier Remonstrant Church.

The Remonstrant church from 1883 was given a completely new destination in 2006. The church and outbuildings have since been widely used for meetings, trainings, conferences, workshops, concerts and lectures.

Built as a Remonstrant "New Church", to distinguish it from the older (now demolished) Remonstrant Church on the Laan in the centre of The Hague. Interesting reconstruction church with a sober roof turret.

The Remu Synagogue was first built in 1553 and called the New Synagogue to distinguish it from the Old Synagogue ( Stara Boznica).

The church building with its characteristic octagonal shape has been in use since 1953. The architectural combination Geels Vos Woltjer designed the plan. In the church hall, columns of approximately ten meters are placed at a distance of one meter from each corner, which support the ceiling. This construction provides a good view of the liturgical center everywhere. The acoustics of this building are also excellent. 36 stained glass windows have been installed under the eaves.

The church of Renko is a medieval stone church built in the late 15th or early 16th century. The octagonal church was abandoned in the 17th century. Very little remains of the medieval church, because in 1783 the stone ruin was demolished, except for the foundations, and rebuilt from it.

The Rennebu church was completed in 1669 using parts of the stave church which it replaced. The interior underwent a major restoration in 1948-52.