The reformed Grote Kerk ("Great Church") or Bartholomeuskerk was founded in the early-14th century, but was rebuilt many times since. The lower part of the tower is in Campine Gothic style, while the upper part is in Classical style.

Location: Haven 84

Brandenburgh is the name of this old house that dates from before the 17th century, when it was rebuilt into a soap-facory. In 1838 it became a synagogue and in 1868 the current neo-Classical facade was added.

Location: Haven 13

The Roman-Catholic St. Bartholomeus is a one-aisled building, designed by E.J. Margry in a combination of neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque styles. It was built in 1871-1873.

Location: Wal 63

The remonstrant church is a one-aisled building in a neo-Classical style with references to Romanesque. It was built in 1881 and was designed by an unknown architect.

Location: Kruispoortstraat 6

The old-catholic St. Bartholomeus dates from 1905 and replaced a hidden church from 1784. It was built in Rationalist style and designed by J.G. Copper.

Location: Wal 30