Village located south of 's-Hertogenbosch. The municipality of the same name also includes the village of Cromvoirt.

The oldest church of the village is the former St. Lambertuskerk which has been in protestant hands since 1629. Of the original Gothic cruciform church only the tower and the choir remain.

Location: Helvoirtseweg 5

The St. Petruskerk (St. Peter's church) from 1881-1884 was designed by C. Weber and marks the transition from neo-Gothicism to neo-Romanogothicism in this architect's career. The church was closed for safety reasons in 2005 and will, after restorations, be given a new function.

Location: Heuvel 2

In Vught the only catholic church of architectural importance that is still in function is the Heilig Hartkerk. The church was built in 1924 and was designed by architect J. Donders. The tower was added in 1951 and was designed by C.H. de Bever and C.Evers.

Location: Loeffplein 1

Architect A.J. Kropholler was responsible for many catholic complexes throughout the country. The OLV Middelares aller Genaden or Mariakerk is part of such a complex in Vught, and was built in 1934 in Kropholler's usual Traditionalistic style. The church was closed in 2001 and is still awaiting a new function.

Location: Mariaplein 9

Another part of the same catholic complex is the Franciscan convent Mariënhof, the chapel of which is shown in the picture. The entire complex was built in the period 1934-1939.

Location: Mariaplein 8