Roman Catholic Martinus Church, three-aisled cruciform basilica, built in 1891 to a design by architect E. Corbey in Neo-Gothic style. The towers were never completed. The church has a striking location on the Hofke, an old, ring-shaped structure in the Tongelre district, in the line of sight from the Tongelresestraat.
Built as the Dutch Reformed Church in the Eindhoven-Tongelre district, but from 1969 (after the closure of the Reformed Immanuel Church on Fazantlaan in the same district) also in use as a Reformed Church.
Small modern church with various interesting details. Built as a Remonstrant Church. From 1974 also in use as an Evangelical Lutheran Church, later also as a Mennonite Church. Also in use (was) as First Church of Christ, Scientist. Renovation and extension with ancillary rooms 1980. A later church by the same architect is the Remonstrant Church on the Koningslaan in Bussum.
Small church with a tower; replaced the large Pius X church in 1960, which was demolished in 1992.
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