The reformed Grote Kerk ('Great Church') until the Reformation was known as St. Vitus. The church dates from the 15th century and has unique painted wooden vaults.

Location: St. Annastraat 5

The Czech bishop and pedagogue Jan Amos Komensky, a.k.a. Comenius, during his lifetime never set a foot in Naarden. But after he died in Amsterdam in 1670 he was buried in this chapel, which today is known as the Comeniusmausoleum.

Location: Kloosterstraat 29

The former Gereformeerde Andreaskerk was built in 1895 and is in an eclecic style.

Location: Turfpoortstraat 29

The Roman-Catholic St. Vituskerk dates from 1911 and is a neo-Romanesque building designed by J. Stuyt.

Location: Turfpoortstraat 3