The parish church of the Holy Trinity is the oldest sacral building in the town of Ludbreg, first mentioned in 1334.Read more

The church is enriched with frescos created by Mirko Rački. From the 18th century, the church has protected the Relic of the Precious Blood of Christ. The vile containing the Precious Blood of Christ is held in the monstrance made in 1721 by the Augsburg goldsmiths' school, which was a gift presented by Countess Eleonora Batthyany-Strattman.

Ludbreg is a unique Eucharistic sanctuary in Croatia, and one of the few in the Christian world. lt was founded by a written bull of the Holy Father himself. Pope Leon X issued the bull on 14 April 1513.Read more

Eucharistic sanctuary was acknowledged by the miraculous appearance of the Precious Blood of Christ in the chapel of the former medieval fortress (castrum) of Ludbreg. The miracle took place in 1411, when a priest, during mass in the chapel, expressed doubt about the transformation of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ. He was, as stated in the Pope's bull, "in awe of this miracle and thus hid the emergence of the matter. But finally, as God clearly did not want the confirmation of the Catholic faith and proof against those who would doubt it to go unsaid, on his death bed, the priest confessed what had transpired that day. He gave the chalice with the liquid which bore the colour of blood to be placed and kept in the parish church of the Holy Trinity in Ludbreg". From that time, the space around the holy relic has triggered miraculous recoveries in a number of people. At present, the relic is kept in the monstrance made in 1721 by the Augsburg goldsmiths' school, a gift of Countess Eleonora Batthyany-Strattman. The court chapel of the Holy Cross, where the event took place, is now a part of Batthyany Castle. The chapel is covered in paintings depicting the scenes of the miracle of the Precious Blood of Christ.

The old Franciscan church and monastery at this spot were devastaed in a big fire. A new Baroque church with beautiful stone portal was built by Petar Rabba from Graz in 1650.Read more

Beside the monastery, there is also a Franciscan pharmacy whose vaults were painted by Ivan Ranger in 1750. He was a famous painter from Paulist order

Originally, the church was built in the Romanesque style, and later in the Gothic style. Only the tower has been preserved since that period. In the 15th century, the church was remodelled.Read more

In the 18th century, it was fully devastated and needed thorough reconstruction.
Today’s Baroque church was built by Varaždin constructor Matija Mayerhofer in 1753 – 1761 according to the drafts of I.S. Wagner, and it was finished by his assistant I.A.Poch

Some sources claim that a church existed on this site in as early as 12th century. The church's present shape dates from the mid 18th century. After it was badly damaged in the 1776 fire, the renovation was done under the supervision of the Varaždin

The church was built in the period from 1701 till 1705 in a strict and simple style, which was typical for the Capuchin order. The simple stone portal was built in 1703. This year is also mentioned on the entrance door-post.

The church was built in 1669. It gained today’s form by reconstruction in the Roccoco style in 1776. It was built according to the drafts of a mason I.A. Posch, the constructor was Jakov Erber.

The parish Ivanec was mentioned for the first time in 1547. The reason why it was founded so late is because there had been no parish church, since the Knights’ order of St. John had their own chapel of St. John the Baptist that existed in Ivanec uRead more

The parish church of St Mary Magdalene had been built in the period from 1758 till 1760. The church gained its’ today’s form in 1894. It has a shape of a cross with large shrine and lateral chapels. There are several historically important and artistically valuable sculptures and painitings.

It is assumed that it was built at the end of the 14th century. It is built in the gothic style. In the book written by Eugen Kumičić „The Zrinski-Frankopan Conspiracy”, the chapel is mentioned as a place where Petar and Katarina Zrinska were e

Chapel of St. Donat was built in 1748. In 1981 Ladislav Kukuljević decided to reconstruct it. He donated bricks and tiles, while inhabitants gave voluntary work.

On the remains of the Parish Church destroyed by the Tartars, a chapel was built
in 1242 and in 1774 it was redesigned in Baroque style. Up to the 19th cent.the chapel was surrounded by a graveyard,and Antun Kukuljević Sakcinski
was buried there.

The chapel of St. Joseph is a small sacral building from the 17th century, situated east of Bednja. The facade is very simple, while the front is dominated by the big belfry. In 1805, the count Franjo Drašković restored the devasted chapel.Read more

The mass is served threee times a year, on the Eve of St. Joseph's Day (March 19.), in the middle of July and on St Martin's Day (November 11). Parish fair is held on these days.

The building of the church started around 1400 by arrival of St. Paul’s order to Lepoglava. The church and monastery were destroyed in 1481 after invasion of the Turks. Croatian Vice-Roy Ivaniš Korvin helped in the renovation.Read more

The building of the church started around 1400 by arrival of St. Paul’s order to Lepoglava, and it was consecrated in 1415. The church and monastery were destroyed in 1481 after invasion of the Turks. Croatian Vice-Roy Ivaniš Korvin helped in the renovation of the church and was buried beneath the main altar in 1504.

In the 17th century, the church of St. Ana was built in Gorica. In 1727, it was reconstructed in the baroque style and was dedicated to fifteen St. Johns. The walls were painted by the Paulist monk Ivan Ranger.Read more

In the 17th century, the church of St. Ana was built in Gorica. In 1727, it was reconstructed in the baroque style and was dedicated to fifteen St. Johns. The walls were painted by the Paulist monk Ivan Ranger.

It was built in 1749. The interior represents the peak of Ranger’s creativity. Among the greatest achievements of his illusionist paintings is the painting of St. George’s killing the dragon.

It was mentioned for the first time in 1639. In 1742, it was demolished and a new church was built. After the shrine was finished, it was beautifully painted by Ivan the Baptist Ranger.Read more

It was mentioned for the first time in 1639. In 1742, it was demolished and a new church was built. After the shrine was finished, it was beautifully painted by Ivan the Baptist Ranger.

The church of St Bartholomew in Kamenica was built in 1640. It was consecrated in 1641 by the Zagreb bishop Benedikt Vinkovic.

The parish church of Virgin Mary in Višnjica was built from 1649 till 1666. The church is ornamented with beautiful frescos from painters’ workshop of a famous Croatian painter Ranger.Read more

The parish church of Virgin Mary in Višnjica was built from 1640 till 1666. The church is ornamented with beautiful frescos from painters’ workshop of a famous Croatian painter Ranger.

One of the oldest building in Varaždinske Toplice is St. Martin's church, the steeple of which dominates the place. It was erected in the 15th century on the foundations of an older church.Read more

In the year 1765, the church received the organ made by the renowned organ-builder Antonius Römer from Graz and after 1880 two marble altars from the Zagreb Cathedral, masterpieces of Baroque sculpture, the works of Francesco Robbe, the most famous Baroque sculptor on the Croatian and Slovenian soil were added. The altars together with the organ make an extraordinary Baroque ambiance.

The church of St. Mary was built in the 14th century and was rather small. Today´s appearance dates from the beginning of the 19th century. Drašković family members were buried in the family vault from the first generation.Read more

Recent explorations have discovered several crypts in the church, and it is assumed that Gašpar Drašković and his family are buried in one of them. Julijana Erdödy Drašković, the first educated woman painter in Croatia is also buried here. Moscatelli´s organ is one of the few organs in northern Croatia, and the only important work of the Italian school ever fitted in Croatian Zagorje. In 1672, a votive statue was erected in front of the church, a quality work of a local sculptor. It represents Virgin Mary holding Baby Jesus. The pillar on which the statue stands is adorned with a relief of figures, ornaments and inscriptions. Near the church is the rectory built in the second half of the 18th century and in front of it two lime trees probably planted around the same time.

The Chapel of St. Cross i situated in the castle gardens, it was built in the mid 18th century, in the style of Baroque Classicism. The small interior contains everything needed for the worship.Read more

The interior of the Chapel of St Cross can be seen on Sunday morning (09:30) when the mass is served.

The Chapel of the Three Kings is an early style building, commissioned by count Ivan II Drašković in 1619. Its exterior is simple, with a belfry attached by its side. Inside there are three altars, and a pulpit.Read more

The mass is held three times a year, on Epiphany, on Easter Monday and on Whit Monday.

In 1703, the Ursuline sisters from Bratislava accepted the invitation of the Drašković family and arrived to Varaždin. Nine years later, in 1713, a single aisle church was built.Read more

In 1703, the Ursuline sisters from Bratislava accepted the invitation of the Drašković family and arrived to Varaždin. Nine years later, in 1713, a single aisle church was built.The tower, one of the most beautiful towers in the city, was added in 1726. In mid 18th century the Ursulines bought the house and the land next to the church and built a monastery, an all-girls-school and a convent. This was the beginning of their educational activity in the city. The church and the monastery were built by Antun REMER, and the works on adding the girls' convent in 1772 were done under the supervision of Jakob ERBER.

The church was built in the period from 1642 till 1646 and it has been renovated several times. Once it was used as a monastery of the Society of Jesus and Paulist order. In 1997, after foundation of Varazdin diocese, it became a cathedral.Read more

The church was built in the period from 1642 till 1646 and it has been renovated several times. Once it was used as a monastery of the Society of Jesus and Paulist order. In 1997, after foundation of Varazdin diocese, it became a cathedral.