Saint Margaret Church because of the tower from 1894, two altars with Louis XIV ornament, originating from the previous building; pulpit with carved panels, representing Christ and the evangelists, 1684, originating from the church of Heyen; crucifix from around 1500 by the Master of Elsloo. Single manual organ, made around 1760 by Pieter Assendelft. Since 1958 in Ittervoort. Bell tower with bell by J. van Venrai, 1472, diam. 85 cm.
Historic church with a tower from the 13th century. The upper part dates from 1842. The interior of the Roman Catholic St. Lambertus Church was restored between mid-January and the end of May 2004. This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.
St. Jacobus Church; nave and narrower choir, 1839; tower not old. Wooden statues: St. Rochus, St. Laurentius, St. Clara (?), St. Augustine, St. Anthony Abbot, all 15-16; Madonna, 17th century, St. Ambrosius, 18th century (?). Bell tower with chime consisting of a bell by P. Michelin and J. Plumere, 1667, diam. 97.2 cm and a modern bell. Mechanical wrought iron tower clock, 1736, made by Cornelis Remmen, has been decommissioned. Tower 14th century, partly new construction, partly restoration.
The first chapel was built in 1875 for the benefit of the inhabitants of Panheel, who had previously been dependent on the parish of St. Stephen in Heel for attending Mass . Especially in the wintertime, Masses were celebrated in this chapel. The single-nave brick building was almost completely destroyed in the last months of 1944, when it was in the line of fire.
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