All Saints Church in Sesvete

Today’s All Saints Parish Church was built between 1766 and 1773 on the site of an earlier church; a church dedicated to All Saints appears in written records as early as 1315. This single-nave Baroque building has an articulated façade with two towers, a pitched roof, a lower rounded sanctuary and a painted interior. Frescoes decorate the sanctuary and nave, while medallions appear on the nave ceiling. The church, especially its towers, was badly damaged in the 2020 earthquake and has since undergone major restoration. It stands on Trg Dragutina Domjanića in Sesvete’s historic centre, whose name derives from the church’s dedication.