Church of Holy Trinity

The Church of Holy Trinity features Gothic Revival architecture with a length of 26.6 meters, displaying pointed arches and detailed stone craftsmanship throughout its structure.

King Władysław II Jagiełło established the first parish of Holy Trinity in Minsk during the 14th century, making it the first documented Catholic parish in the city.

The church functions as both a religious center and a cultural monument, with services conducted in multiple languages to serve the diverse Catholic community of Minsk.

The church building stands at Nezavisimosti Square 44A, surrounded by residential buildings, with regular mass schedules and access to public transportation.

Local citizens of different religions contributed to the church construction in 1864, believing Saint Roch protected Minsk from a cholera epidemic.

Location: Minsk

Inception: 1864

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Height: 4.2 m

Length: 26.6 m

Width: 9.9 m

Website: http://roch.by

Website: http://roch.by

GPS coordinates: 53.91101,27.58006

Latest update: March 18, 2025 12:30