Heilige Dionysius

Two-aisled church in round arch style, built in 1954 by Ir. FPJ Peutz. Tower from 1514 in brick with layers of marlstone. The spire is 18th century. The church walls connected to the tower are also made of brick with layers of marlstone. Internal barrel vaults and columns with a modern interpretation of the Ionic capital. Tower 1514 and 18th century, demolition of ship 1954 and rebuilding. The Roman Catholic Sint Lambertus Church has been completely provided with stained glass windows since 19 November 2006. They were designed and made by the artist Sjef Hutschemakers. This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

Roman Catholic Church. Nave with west tower from 1763 in the style of the Aachen architect Laurensz Mefferdatis; transept; choir and side aisles modern. Baptismal font ca. 1200, two gentlemen's pews in Louis XV style and two 19th century. Limestone holy water (18th century). Gravestone, 1697. In the churchyard thirteen stone grave crosses, 1624-1746. Single-manual organ (national monument), made in 1763, possibly by H. Möseler. The organ was internally renovated in 1980 by L. Verschueren (Heythuysen).

The current church was built in the years 1852-1856 to an early design by Carl Weber . The construction was made possible by a large financial contribution from Count Jean Baptiste Marchant d'Ansembourg, who in return received a count's chapel in the church reserved for his family and the right to be buried near the church. The new church replaced the old village church, which was dedicated to St. Gertrude. This church had existed since at least the 14th century.