St. Catherines Church

The Jesuit Church of St. Catherine was worked in the principal half of the seventeenth century and is viewed as one of the finest houses of worship in Zagreb. Features incorporate its wonderful inside with numerous fine cases of Baroque workmanship, alongside stucco reliefs by Italian craftsman Antonio Quadrio dating from the 1720s.

Likewise of note is the roof of the nave with its numerous emblems with scenes portraying the life of St. Catherine by Giulio Quaglia. Different highlights of intrigue are the Altar of St. Ignatius by Francesco Robba and, behind the fundamental holy place, the fresco St. Catherine among Alexandrine Philosophers and Writers by Kristof Andrej Jelovsek, dating from 1762.