All Saints Church, Livno, Roman Catholic church in Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina

All Saints Church (Crkva Svih Svetih) is a Roman Catholic church in Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina, built between 1890 and 1899. It stands in the town of Livno, within the municipality of the same name.

The All Saints Church was built between 1890 and 1899 in Livno, in what was then the Austro-Hungarian-administered territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The sources record only these construction dates and give no architect, so the building is dated by its nine-year construction period rather than by a named designer.

The church is named after All Saints, whose feast the Catholic Church observes on 1 November; the Croatian form of the name is Crkva Svih Svetih. It is a Roman Catholic church, so its calendar and services follow the Latin rite rather than the Orthodox or Islamic traditions also present in Livno.

The church stands in Livno's town centre, within the municipality of Livno in Bosnia and Herzegovina, at coordinates 43.82511, 17.00764, so it can be reached on foot from the surrounding streets. It is a Roman Catholic church, built between 1890 and 1899, and remains in use for worship; visitors should time their visit around services rather than expect set opening hours.

The sources record only that All Saints is a Roman Catholic church in Livno, built between 1890 and 1899; no interior furnishings, artworks or bells are documented. Visitors should rely on what the building itself shows rather than on circulated claims about its decoration.