Hillegersberg is a former village that was annexed by Rotterdam in 1941 and has become a part of that city since.
The reformed Hillegondakerk is a Gothic pseudo-basilica with a part 14th-century tower, while the nave and the choir are from the 16th and 17th centuries respectively.
Location: Kerkstraat 43
The catholic Christus Koning was designed by H.P.J. de Vries and is in Expressionist style. It was built in 1928-1930. Originally its tower had a narrow upper part with a spire, but in 1991 it was damaged by lightning and subsequently demolished.
Location: Statenplein 1
The reformed Oranjekerk is a church in Traditionalist style with Expressionist details, designed by L.N. Krijgsman jr. and built in 1933-1934.
Location: Rozenlaan 20
The catholic H. Paulus was built in 1941-1942 and is as such one of few churches built during the German occupation. It is in Traditionalist style and was designed by architect C.J. van der Lubbe.
Location: Larikslaan 184
In a more modern Traditionalist style is the St. Liduina, designed by J. Hendriks, W. van der Sluys and L.A. van den Bosch and built in 1955.
Location: Burg. Lefèvre de Montignylaan 17