The church of Furnes is a characteristic stone church built in 1708, probably modelled on the church of Our Saviour in Christiania. It is one of the few stone churches built at that time. The church is well preserved as it was after its restoration in 1958. In 1876 the church was given a new tower, which replaced the old turret.
The Storhamar church was built in 1975 according to the plans of architect Willy Steen. The church hall is open and bright, with white-painted walls and wooden structures.
Hamar Cathedral is a typical long plastered brick church with arched medieval forms and a tower to the west. Built to the designs of Herman Schirmer in 1866, the church received new, slightly larger windows in 1953-55. The interior is marked by the major restoration of 1953-54 under the direction of architect Arnstein Arneberg.
The Brumunddal church is a wooden church in the shape of a boathouse with roofs that reach down to the ground. The church was built according to the plans of architects Sven Erik Lundby, Molle and Per Cappelen in 1965.
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