Why visit
Why visit Čazma St. Mary Magdalene Church
A rare survivor of 13th-century Romanesque architecture in inland Croatia, Čazma's brick church of St. Mary Magdalene has stood through Mongol raids and Ottoman sieges.
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Estimated visit
45 minutes
Best season
Year-round; open around Sunday services
Where
Čazma, Croatia
Category
Church
History
A rare survivor of 13th-century Romanesque architecture in inland Croatia, Čazma's brick church of St. Mary Magdalene has stood through Mongol raids and Ottoman sieges. The interior mixes original Romanesque bones with baroque altarpieces added after each rebuild — quietly one of the most historically layered churches in Central Croatia.
“Its bricks were fired in a local kiln whose foundations were uncovered by archaeologists in the 20th century.”
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