Church of Saints Philip and James

Vukovar, Croatia

The Church of Saints Philip and James was built from 1723 till 1732, when it was blessed by Marko Dragojević. In 1897 it was expanded according to the plans of Franz Langerberg and later Richard Jordan. In 1911 it was successfully painted with fresco paintings.

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Founded: 1723-1732
Category: Religious sites in Croatia

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Marijana HRŠAK (3 years ago)
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Valentin Paranos (4 years ago)
Believer or not? You should visit it.
Nikola Kudrna (5 years ago)
As well as (almost, 2020.) everything else in this heroic city, this church has risen from the ashes and was rebuilt after Serbian extremists destroyed it in summer and autumn 1991. Outside and inside is very beautiful. One part of inside area is left as it was after the Croatian War of Independence (Homeland War), so people can remember, which is very good thing!
Daria Kuruc (5 years ago)
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