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St. Michael's Church is a wooden Orthodox church that has existed since 1879. In the 1930s, the temple was closed and degraded to the point of complete destruction. In 1993, a new church was built on the site of the old church.

St. Michael's Church is a wooden church from the second half of the 18th century, combining elements of Baroque and late Classicism. Destroyed by French troops in 1812, it had to be rebuilt. At the end of the 19th century, a bell tower was added from the east.

St. Michael's Church is the oldest parish church in Sopron. It was built in the 13th century in the Romanesque style and rebuilt in the 15th century in the Gothic style. Its current building was shaped by the neo-Gothic reconstruction of the 19th century. It also preserves statues and mural paintings from the 15th century.

St. Michael's Church was built between 1899 and 1905. It was designed by Lars Sonck, a 24-year-old architecture student who won a church design competition in 1894. The architecture of the church mixes neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau. Although his work was admired by his peers, architect Sonck did not hide his dislike of the church afterwards.

St. Michael's Church is an Orthodox church built in the 19th century, but the current version dates back to 1911. The church is a hexagonal wooden house covered with a hipped roof with the head in the centre. A rectangular tented tower was erected above the rectangular porch.

St. Michael's Church is an Orthodox church built in 1780 out of wood. The building consists of 3 rectangular log cabins: the vestibule, a prayer hall and an apse, which are covered by a common roof. A bell tower has been erected near the church.

St. Michael's Church is an Orthodox church built in 1991 on the site of a church of the same name dating from 1864. The architecture of the church is based on the traditions of church architecture of Northern Russia.

The golden-domed monastery of St. Michael is the cathedral of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Built in 1108-1113, the building was rebuilt in a Baroque style in the 18th century. Demolished by the soviets, the church did not reopen before 1999.

St Michael's Church was built between 1851 and 1859 and is, together with St Edwige's Cathedral (1743-1777), the oldest Catholic church in Berlin. King Frederick William IV of Prussia authorised the construction of a second Catholic church in Berlin as a garrison church for Catholic soldiers, dedicated to St Michael, the patron saint of the army. On 3 February 1945, an Anglo-American air raid completely destroyed the Luisenstadt district and the church burned down. The nave is still without a roof and worship takes place in the transept.

The Protestant town church of St. Michael was built from 1380 on top of a former Romanesque church. The choir, the choir vault, the three eastern bays of the nave and the southern facade up to the sixth bay of the nave were built first. After a break of about 30 years, the nave was completed in a second construction phase from 1474 to 1557 and the bell tower was erected. In the 17th century, several repairs were made to the church building. During the Second World War, the town church was severely damaged. In the post-war years, until 1956, the interior with octagonal pillars and a star-shaped vault was rebuilt under the direction of the Jena architect Hans Schlag.