- Nestled on Bezručova Street on the eastern side of the Old Town in Bratislava, the Church greets visitors with various shades of beautiful blue.
- The Blue Church itself was not built until 1845 following a previous fire and it houses a lovely stained glass window by Harry Horwood.
- Officially known as the Church of St Elizabeth, the beautiful Blue Church in Bratislava – Slovakia’s capital – is definitely one of the top icons to visit in this city.
- There are many churches to visit while visiting Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, including the famous Blue Church.
- Step into a fairytale and enjoy all the shades of blue of the Blue Church in Bratislava!
- The "Blue Church," unconsecrated, rarely used for services and in bad repair, was partially burned and taken down in 1840.
- A Striking blue coloured Church of St. Elizabeth (called Blue Church) is one of most beautiful and popular sights of the capital city.
- The ground floor of the Blue Church is oval and the inside is very charming.
- The church is called blue because of the color of its facade,which was originally painted in light pastel colors, mosaics and majolica.
- The Hungarian Secessionist Catholic Church, known as the Church of Saint Elisabeth or the Blue Church, is located in Old Town Bratislava.