Evangelical Church in Zagreb, Lutheran church building in Kralj Petar Svačić Neighborhood, Zagreb, Croatia.
The Evangelical Church in Zagreb is a single-nave structure featuring neo-Gothic design elements from the late 1800s. The building displays characteristic details and proportions typical of Protestant church architecture from that era.
Hermann Bollé designed this building in 1882, and construction was completed in 1884 during a period of significant architectural growth in Zagreb. The structure marked the establishment of the Lutheran congregation in the city.
This church serves as the main gathering place for the Protestant community in Zagreb today. Regular services and ceremonies here reflect the ongoing religious life of local believers.
The church opens during set hours and welcomes visitors interested in services and architecture. It is helpful to check the current opening hours beforehand, as these may change depending on the season.
This was the first Protestant church built in Zagreb and remained for many years the only place of worship of its kind in the city. Its construction reflected the growing diversity of religious communities in the late 1800s.
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