Onze Lieve Vrouw Geboorte

Cruciform building from 1781 with wooden west tower and a western extension from 1948. High altar, two side altars, two choir stalls, two confessionals and communion bench, 18th century. Baptismal font from around 1200. Marble holy water font, 18th century. Pulpit, 19th century. Organ and organ gallery, 19th century. 36 pews. 18th century. Stone statue of St. Stephen, 15th century. Wooden statues: Annatrits, 16th century, in a wooden niche, 17th century; Madonna, 17th century A, in a wooden niche; fragment of a group of angels, from around 1700; crucifix, 18th century A, of a Calvary; small corpus, 17th century A, of a wayside cross; bust on a pedestal of St. Ambrose, 18th century A; St. Peter and St. Paul, 19th century. Walled cemetery, including seven grave crosses, 1642-1762.

Three-aisled nave, single choir and west tower, 1843. Outer section with round-arched recesses. Nave and choir with stucco barrel vault. Flat-roofed side aisles. Round arches on Tuscan columns. Confessional, 1809. Baptismal font from around 1200. Single-manual organ, made in 1857 by M. van Dinter and L. Vermeulen. Two oak lord's benches. 18th century? Bell tower with chime consisting of a bell by J. Sulris, 1529, diam. 126 cm and a bell by J. van Venrade, 1478, diam. 90 cm.

Roman Catholic Church from 1857, by Pierre Cuypers (1827 - 1921), with a series of wooden statues, ca. 1500-18th century.