Church of Our Lady of Angels

Poreč, Croatia

Church of Our Lady of Angels is a 1770 Baroque structure built on the remains of an earlier Romanesque church. It features Baroque altars and paintings, among which the most valuable are the 18th century Immaculate Conception by St. Peter by Jacopo Marieschi and Moses with the Serpent of Brass by Venetian painter Gaspare Vecchio, originally from the Poreč Cathedral.

References:

myporec.com

Religious sites in Croatia

Address

Trg Slobode 1, Poreč, Croatia

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Details

Founded: 1770
Category: Religious sites in Croatia

More Information

www.myporec.com

Rating

4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Vilmos Katona (14 months ago)
There is a pleasant public square with restaurants next to the church.

Anthony Padua (20 months ago)
Blessed are you, Lord our God!

Benjamin Bezek (2 years ago)
Nice catholic church in the main square in Porec. Recommended to visit.

Nicholas Breidigam (4 years ago)
The Church was nice enough to let our Community Band set up here for an outdoor concert. What a great time and I certainly felt Our Lady was with us while performing.

Aleksandra Seliškar (5 years ago)
Nice historical place. ⛪

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