Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
DK Lo (4 months ago)
Magnificently solemn and imposing, a quiet solace of prayer in the midst of the hustle and bustle. Less of a tourist place, more of a place of quiet adoration, which is sometimes the way it should be. I appreciate this spot.
Magnificently solemn and imposing, a quiet solace of prayer in the midst of the hustle and bustle. Less of a tourist place, more of a place of quiet adoration, which is sometimes the way it should be. I appreciate this spot.
Liam Avalon (5 months ago)
Beautiful Byzantine Catholic Church. Probably one of the few churches remaining intact after the Zagreb earthquake. The priests there were extremely welcoming as well. I went for Liturgy at 6pm on a Friday - took about half an hour. The visiting hours are not entirely up to date - I passed by around noon when it was supposedly open but the church was closed.
Beautiful Byzantine Catholic Church. Probably one of the few churches remaining intact after the Zagreb earthquake. The priests there were extremely welcoming as well. I went for Liturgy at 6pm on a Friday - took about half an hour. The visiting hours are not entirely up to date - I passed by around noon when it was supposedly open but the church was closed.
Hoa Sữa (8 months ago)
I visit this church twice one when the iconostasis was open and the other time closed. I could admire many details of the icons and other religious decorations.
I visit this church twice one when the iconostasis was open and the other time closed. I could admire many details of the icons and other religious decorations.
Cláudio Cardona (12 months ago)
Greek Catholic Co-cathedral of St. Cyril and Methodius in Zagreb Location: Zagreb, Croatia Overview The Greek Catholic Co-cathedral of St. Cyril and Methodius, situated in Zagreb, represents a significant religious and cultural landmark. It’s dedicated to the Saints Cyril and Methodius, who were known for their mission to the Slavic people and are celebrated for their contributions to Slavic Christianity. History and Significance The cathedral has been a central point for the celebration of important liturgical events and has played a pivotal role in the Greek Catholic community in Zagreb. Its architecture and the historical value add to the rich tapestry of Zagreb’s religious and cultural diversity . Suggested Itinerary in Zagreb with a Visit to the Co-cathedral 1. Start at the Greek Catholic Co-cathedral of St. Cyril and Methodius: Begin your exploration of Zagreb here. Take time to appreciate the cathedral’s architectural beauty and its historical significance. 2. Explore Gornji Grad (Upper Town): This historical core of Zagreb offers a blend of medieval and baroque architecture. Don’t miss St. Mark’s Church with its iconic roof and Lotrščak Tower. 3. Kaptol: Visit the Zagreb Cathedral and the surrounding historic area. It’s a great place to understand the religious history of Zagreb. 4. Ban Jelačić Square: Head to the main square of Zagreb for some leisure time, shopping, and dining. 5. Maksimir Park: A historic park ideal for relaxation and experiencing the natural beauty of Zagreb. Accessibility and Transportation The co-cathedral is located in the heart of Zagreb, making it easily accessible by public transportation or on foot from most central locations in the city. Overall Experience The Greek Catholic Co-cathedral of St. Cyril and Methodius is not only a place of worship but also a symbol of the cultural and historical richness of Zagreb. Its inclusion in the city itinerary allows visitors to explore a less known yet significant aspect of Zagreb’s religious landscape. The surrounding areas of Gornji Grad and Kaptol further enrich the experience, offering a glimpse into the city’s past and present.
Greek Catholic Co-cathedral of St. Cyril and Methodius in Zagreb Location: Zagreb, Croatia Overview The Greek Catholic Co-cathedral of St. Cyril and Methodius, situated in Zagreb, represents a significant religious and cultural landmark. It’s dedicated to the Saints Cyril and Methodius, who were known for their mission to the Slavic people and are celebrated for their contributions to Slavic Christianity. History and Significance The cathedral has been a central point for the celebration of important liturgical events and has played a pivotal role in the Greek Catholic community in Zagreb. Its architecture and the historical value add to the rich tapestry of Zagreb’s religious and cultural diversity . Suggested Itinerary in Zagreb with a Visit to the Co-cathedral 1. Start at the Greek Catholic Co-cathedral of St. Cyril and Methodius: Begin your exploration of Zagreb here. Take time to appreciate the cathedral’s architectural beauty and its historical significance. 2. Explore Gornji Grad (Upper Town): This historical core of Zagreb offers a blend of medieval and baroque architecture. Don’t miss St. Mark’s Church with its iconic roof and Lotrščak Tower. 3. Kaptol: Visit the Zagreb Cathedral and the surrounding historic area. It’s a great place to understand the religious history of Zagreb. 4. Ban Jelačić Square: Head to the main square of Zagreb for some leisure time, shopping, and dining. 5. Maksimir Park: A historic park ideal for relaxation and experiencing the natural beauty of Zagreb. Accessibility and Transportation The co-cathedral is located in the heart of Zagreb, making it easily accessible by public transportation or on foot from most central locations in the city. Overall Experience The Greek Catholic Co-cathedral of St. Cyril and Methodius is not only a place of worship but also a symbol of the cultural and historical richness of Zagreb. Its inclusion in the city itinerary allows visitors to explore a less known yet significant aspect of Zagreb’s religious landscape. The surrounding areas of Gornji Grad and Kaptol further enrich the experience, offering a glimpse into the city’s past and present.
Ma Mi (2 years ago)
Very interesting church. A mix of orthodox and catholic elements you rarely get to see. Beautiful temple with 19th century western icons. Any orthodox visiting Zagreb should visit.
Very interesting church. A mix of orthodox and catholic elements you rarely get to see. Beautiful temple with 19th century western icons. Any orthodox visiting Zagreb should visit.
