Heilige Nicolaas

Charming neo-Romanesque church with double tower front. In 1905 the older church from 1840 was demolished and the new one built. This church served as an example for the St. Gertrudiskerk in Maarheeze.

The history of the old Salvius church goes back to the end of the tenth century or the beginning of the eleventh century. The north wall of Maas stones remains of the small hall church that was built at that time. In the 15th century, the original hall church was expanded with the current south aisle in Gothic style. Marl was used for this south aisle. The tower, which stands in front of the south aisle, is older and dates from around 1458. The 13th-century choir in late Romanesque style connects to the north aisle and still has the original roof construction.

New Roman Catholic St. Salvius Church from 1922, architects Joseph Cuypers (1861-1949) and Pierre Cuypers Jr. (1891-1982). Replaced the nearby medieval church next to Limbricht Castle.