Primož Trubar Evangelical Church

The Primož Trubar Evangelical Church displays Gothic Revival architecture with pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and intricate stone decorations throughout its exterior and interior surfaces.

Built by architect Paul Groth and inaugurated on January 6, 1852, the church represents the growing Protestant influence in Slovenia during the nineteenth century.

The church bears the name of Primož Trubar, a key figure who developed Slovene literature and education while advancing Protestant teachings in the region.

Located in central Ljubljana, the church maintains regular Lutheran services and welcomes visitors interested in exploring its architectural features and religious heritage.

The church interior features stained glass windows that filter natural light through colored panels, creating patterns on the stone floors during different times of day.

Location: Ljubljana City Municipality

Location: Ljubljana

Architects: Paul Groth

Official opening: January 6, 1852

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

GPS coordinates: 46.05523,14.50268

Latest update: March 3, 2025 21:43