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St Sebastian's Church. Early Gothic choir of marl XVIII, with five-sided closure and a six-part rib vault over the rectangular bay. Nave and tower, 1886-'89, brought to the current form. Restored 1949 after heavy war damage.

Roman catholic church of St. Sebastian, consisting of a 14th century tower, rising flat, the masonry enlivened with blind niches; a Gothic choir from the end of the 15th century, and a neo-Gothic nave, built in 1907 by C. Franssen to replace a much lower nave. The choir, which is soberly treated on the outside, is covered by a rich net vault, the ribs of which come down to sculpted gilded heads. This vault shows a rich, heavily raised painting with saints' figures, passion emblems and vine ornaments, a gift from Philips van Cleve Ravenstein (died 1521), whose coat of arms is depicted in one of the vault shells. The largely neo-Gothic nave is three-aisled, with clustered pillars and triforium. Against the east wall of the side aisles, the vault ribs come down to sculpted gilded heads, just as in the choir. The church has a 13th century bluestone baptismal font, the bowl of which, decorated with heads and evangelist symbols, rests on a renewed shaft and foot surrounded by four columns. In the tower portal a 15th century Dutch Calvary group, originally belonging to a triumphal beam, polychromed (a copy on the neo-Gothic triumphal beam in front of the choir, a second copy in the churchyard). Small polychromed statue of St. Sebastian from around 1500. Baroque statue of Mary from around 1700. Statue of St. Anne with Three, polychromed, around 1500, from the St. Anne chapel in Groot-Koolwijk. Oak bell frame with bell by G. de Hintum, 1432, diam. 124.5 cm. Mechanical tower clock, B. Eijsbouts, 1920, equipped with electric winding.

So-called Waterstaat Church with a tower in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque forms.

Neo-Gothic church with tower. On the site of the former St. Cornelius chapel from 1483.

Reformed Church. Historic village church with tower. Originally dedicated to Saint Servatius.

Interesting modern church with tower. Replaced the historic St. Servatius church, which was converted into a neoclassical church in 1837. Wide hall church with a sloping roof towards the entrance and placed against an outbuilding and a tower that tapers upwards, built in 1964-1965 to a design by the architects JHW and HPM Elemans from Oss. Typical of the construction period is that all liturgical functions are housed on one wide podium.

The Saint Servatius Church is a Roman Catholic church in the Dutch town of Megen. It was built in 1872. It is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

Neo-Gothic church with a tower from the 14th century.

Church building from 1962, surrounded by the former moat of Ribbius House, of which a historic gate has been preserved.

Roman Catholic Church of St. Servatius. Church building, consisting of a Gothic tower completed in 1525 and a church built in 1839-1840 in Waterstaat style (baroque classicism). The brick tower is a flat rising structure, has an extended octagonal staircase tower on the southeast corner and has two sections separated by a natural stone list, of which the lower one is completely flat and the upper one has two pointed arch niches on each side, in each of which an echo hole is located in the upper part. Surrounding arch frieze under the spire. from four to eight sides constricted steep spire, crowned by a ball. Restored in 1955. Three-sided closed basilica church, built in Waterstaat style and extended in neo-Gothic; in the nave walls still partly medieval church. Three-sided closed choir. Inventory: pulpit with group of statues (John the Baptist preaching) partly Waterstaat style, partly neo-Gothic. Organ with Main Work, Upper Work, Positive and free Pedal, made in 1852 by FC Smits. Tombstone of the naval hero Joan van Amstel (who took part in many naval battles under De Ruyter and Tromp, died in 1669) with epitaph of Vondel. In the crossing tower bell of anonymous founder, 1686, diam. 55 cm.