Charles Borromeo church in Wrocław, Catholic church in Wrocław, Poland.
Charles Borromeo Church is a Catholic place of worship in Wrocław built in the historicist style with solid stone walls and large windows throughout. The building features elaborate decorative details on both its exterior and inside, creating a cohesive architectural composition.
Construction began in 1910 under architect Domenico Merlini and was completed in 1913. The building was erected in response to the growing Catholic population in the city during the early 1900s.
The church serves the local Catholic community as a place for weekly worship and religious gatherings. It remains an important spiritual landmark that shapes the character of its neighborhood and reflects the faith traditions of Wrocław residents.
The church is located on Krucza Street in a central position that is easy to reach by public transit or on foot. Visitors should note that religious services occur throughout the week, and interior access may be limited during these times.
The building was added to Lower Silesia's heritage registry in 1977 with protection number 351/Wm. This designation ensures that its early 20th-century architectural features are preserved for future generations.
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