John of Dukla church, Zhytomyr

The John of Dukla Church displays both neoclassical and baroque architecture, featuring detailed sculptures and religious artworks throughout its interior and exterior sections.

Built between 1838 and 1842, the church underwent multiple transformations, serving as a seminary, military facility, and philharmonic society before returning to religious use in 1992.

The temple holds regular Catholic services and ceremonies, maintaining religious traditions that connect the local community to their spiritual and cultural heritage.

Located at 4 Kyivska Street, the church welcomes visitors through public transportation routes including buses 1, 11, 14, 19 and several trolleybus lines.

The church bears the name of Saint John of Dukla, a Franciscan monk from 1414 who became the Catholic patron saint of Zhytomyr.

Location: Zhytomyr

Architectural style: neoclassicism, Baroque

GPS coordinates: 50.25532,28.65993

Latest update: March 7, 2025 16:08