The St. Lambertuskerk is the successor of Helmond's oldest catholic church, of which the tower remains, albeit disguised. Architect Th. Molkenboer designed this neo-Gothic church, which was built in 1856-1861.

Location: Kerkstraat 54

The former reformed church is a peculiar example of early neo-Gothicism built in 1847-1848. Architect A. van Veggel gave the building a very non-Gothic centralizing oxagonal ground-plan. The former church is currently used as a lawyers office.

Location: Kerkstraat 19

The O.L. Vrouw ter Hemelopneming ('Our Lady Assumption') is a church in so-called neo-Byzantine style by architect J. Margry. Work started in 1914 but wasn't completed until 1928.

Location: Wilhelminalaan 18

The St. Jozef is a late neo-Gothic church built in 1922-1931, after a design by W. te Riele.

Location: Tolpost 1

The former St. Leonardus was closed as a church years ago and has been waiting for a new destination ever since. The church dates from 1940 and was designed by H.C. van de Leur.

Location: Wethouder Ebbenlaan

The church of Stiphout is the St. Trudo, a big neo-Gothic cruciform basilica designed by H.J. van Tulder and built in 1883-1884.