Heilige Nicolaas

This church replaced an older church that was put into use on 16 February 1858. However, after more than half a century, it was in poor condition. Hence the new construction in 1923-'24. The new church, designed by architect M. Roebbers, is a large cruciform church on a centralising floor plan, with a narrowed and lowered semi-circular apse and a high tower to the side. The whole is built in light expressionist forms. The interior is largely executed in fair-faced brickwork and the crossing is covered by a large painted brick dome. During the Second World War, the church and the parish house were damaged and the bells were stolen by the occupier. The war damage has been repaired.

Hall church without tower. Built as a Reformed Church in 1863. In 1945 Reformed Church (Liberated).

Modern hall church, covered by lean-to roofs, with freestanding bell tower. Typical in the renewal of Roman Catholic church construction in the 1960s.