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The Madlamark church is a 1976 brick church in Stavanger. The Madlamark church has a characteristic altarpiece, "Korsportalen", a work of art in the form of an altarpiece that covers the altar wall. The work was completed in 2003 and is by the artist Ole Lislerud.

The church of Madonna dell'Orto, built in the 14th century by the Umiliati congregation, contains a statue of the Virgin considered miraculous. In the 19th century, the decaying building was sold to the army who made it a warehouse of straw and wine. In 1864, the restoration work was resumed and completed in 1869. Since 1931, the parish has been entrusted to the fathers of the Congregation of San Giuseppe (Giuseppini Fathers).

Founded by the Sultan of Granada himself in the 14the century, the Madrasah of Granada is located in the heart of Granada's old city. The only surviving part of the madrasah is the prayer room with carved, polychrome plaster covers the upper portions of the walls.

The Basilica dell'Incoronata Madre del Buon Consiglio is a Roman Catholic church on a hill . The church was built between 1920 and 1940, on top of the Catacombs of San Gennaro.

Mael Church is a wooden church built in 1839. In 1916-18, the entrance and interior were modified and the church received a sacristy. The church underwent a major restoration in 1973-74.

Magdeburg Cathedral is a symbol of the city. It is the oldest gothic cathedral completed on German soil. It was built in 1207 or 1209 as a cathedral of the Archdiocese of Magdeburg and consecrated in 1363. The cathedral is a funerary church of Otto the Great.

Built as a Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Mary Mother of God. The associated Roman Catholic parish was established in the early 1960s, in the southern post-war district of Corpus den Hoorn.

The church was originally an episcopal church, a so-called own church of the bishop of Utrecht. Anloo was for a long time the main town of the dingspil Oostermoer and therefore also a parish, the oldest in the province of Drenthe. The name of the church comes from Saint Magnus , bishop of Trani (Italy), who is said to have died a martyr's death on 19 August (year unknown). On that same date, the Etstoel (Drenthe court) met for centuries in the church of Anloo.

The organ in Bellingwolde was built by Heinrich Hermann Freytag and Frans Caspar Snitger jr. It was completed in 1797. It has no back work. Over the years, the organ has undergone a lot of work. However, not much has changed. In 1931, the Van Dam company replaced the Dulciaan of the Hoofdwerk with a Violon 8' and the Sesquialter with a Gamba 8'. In 1992, AH de Graaf carried out a restoration and reconstruction, so that it now looks as it did in 1797. Stef Tuinstra was the advisor during the restoration. Since the restoration, the Bourdon 16' has had two positions, so that only the notes C-cis sound when the registers are half drawn. In 2019, the Elbertse company carried out major maintenance, as well as cleaning work. Under the advice of Stef Tuinstra, work was also done to improve the playing character and mechanisms, but with great restraint. The work was completed in April 2020. On May 16, 2020, the instrument was put back into use during an open afternoon.

Tower of the Reformed Church. Strong saddle roof tower, end of the 15th century. The church stands on the foundations of an old church.