Protestantse Kerk

Herv. Church and Cemetery. Picturesquely situated in the construction of a 13th century church, renovated in 1874 with the exception of a section on the north side; western saddle roof tower, in the core also still 13th century. The church contains: 17th century oak pulpit with rear bulkhead and sounding board; crowned carved coat of arms, two oak text boards. Bell tower with the sound of two bells, one of which was cast by H. Wegeaert, 1612, diam. 87.8 cm. and a modern bell.

After a major restoration, the 19th century church of Baaium looks beautiful again. The church can be considered very special, both inside and out; there is, among other things, a baptismal font from the fifteenth century.

Large village church, built on a high mound and originally built in the 12th century from tuff. Consisting of a heavily patched tuff nave from the 12th century, against which a semi-circular closed choir of large yellow brick from the 13th century connects. In the 15th century the windows were renewed in Gothic style and a sacristy was added on the north side. In 1854 the dilapidated tower was demolished and, partly using the old stone, rebuilt. Restoration of the tower took place in 1902. The choir is said to still contain (remnants of) painted over frescoes.