The Roman Catholic Church of St. Ludgerus was built in 1882-1883 to a design by WVA Tepe (1840-1920) in a design language based on the Lower Rhine Gothic style. The Neo-Gothic three-aisled basilica is made of dark red brick in cross bond on a dark red transom window and is covered by a mesh roof with anthracite-coloured slates. The outsides of the gutter fascias are covered with scale-shaped slates.
Three-sided closed hall church with round arch windows, built in 1862. Single-manual organ by Bakker & Timmenga (Leeuwarden) from 1908.
Reformed Church. Hall building from 1728 with 4-sided choir closure; the west facade forms a street wall with a gable; under the curls anno 1728.
Modern bell-shaped church without a tower. Built as a Reformed Church, which replaced an earlier Reformed building.
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