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Modern church with tower. Hall church with side rooms and modest bell tower in functionalist forms. Striking is the large, sloping roof. Prominent location on the corner of Bovenmaatweg and Aanloophaven.

The Meerpadkerkje is a small Mennonite white-painted wooden church ("vermaning") in Nieuwendam , today part of Amsterdam - Noord , built in 1843 by the Nieuwendam carpenter Pieter Kater Gzn. The church is part of the United Mennonite Congregation of Amsterdam .

Built in 1911 as a church for the Assembly of Believers and still in use as such.

The Mega Spilaio, founded in 362 AD, is one of the oldest monasteries in the Greek world. The main temple has wall paintings of 1653, a remarkable marble floor, an icon screen carved into the wood. In the narthex, the frescoes date from the beginning of the 19th century. The monastery has suffered greatly during the last two centuries, taking the side of the Greek revolutionaries in the War of Independence (1821-1829) and being the target of the Nazi massacres north of the Peloponnese. The monastery was rebuilt after the Second World War.

Mega Spileo Monastery is one of the largest monasteries in the Peloponnese and Greece. It is 10th kilometres from Kalavrita.

The Mehamn church is a brick church built in 1965. The architect of the church is Hans Magnus.

This is the largest and oldest Ottoman mosque still standing in the city of Serres.

This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

Meissen Cathedral is, together with Albrechtsburg Castle, the highest point in the city. The present building was erected from 1250 on the site of a former cathedral dating from the end of the 10th century. Today's cathedral is built according to a Gothic church plan. The choir and cloister were finished in 1268. The stained glass windows of the choir were installed around 1270. The chapel of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine was completed to the east in 1280, the octagonal chapel of Saint-Jean-Baptiste in 1291 and the majestic chapter house in 1297. It was not until 1410 that the nave was completed. The cathedral passed to the Protestant Reformation in 1581.

The Dede Sipahi Mosque is centrally located in the old settlement area. The mosque as well as the school right next door seem to have been built around 1910 at about the same time. The mosque was thus a successor to a mosque that had already been built on the same site in Ottoman times.