Church of St. Elisabeth, Art Nouveau Catholic church in Bratislava, Slovakia.
The Church of St. Elisabeth is a religious building in Bratislava designed in the Art Nouveau style, recognizable by its pale blue walls and extensive ceramic ornamentation. The surfaces throughout the structure are covered with tiles and decorative patterns inspired by natural forms, creating a cohesive visual design.
Architect Ödön Lechner designed and completed this building in 1913, incorporating elements of Hungarian Secession style. The structure reflects the modern artistic approach that characterized early twentieth-century architecture in Central Europe.
The church is named after a saint and serves as a gathering place where believers come to pray and find reflection. Its distinctive blue exterior and ornate ceramic decorations have made it a recognizable landmark that shapes the neighborhood's visual identity.
The church can be visited during religious services held on different days throughout the week. It is helpful to check the schedule in advance, as service times vary depending on the day.
The roof is covered with blue-glazed ceramic tiles that work together with the majolica decorations on the facade to create a single-color design effect. This continuous color scheme is uncommon and makes the building instantly recognizable.
Location: Bratislava
Inception: 1908
Architects: Ödön Lechner
Architectural style: Art Nouveau architecture
Address: Bezručova 2, Bratislava
Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday 06:50-07:35,17:30-19:00; Sunday 07:30-12:00,17:30-19:00
Website: https://modrykostol.fara.sk
GPS coordinates: 48.14339,17.11683
Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:03
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