- The church is often called the “blue church”. Actually, there is a reason, as you can see in the photo. This sky-blue color also prevails in the interior decoration.
- Only later did it get the characteristic blue colour, which really makes the church very special. Even the roof of the church is covered with blue tiles.
- Two of my favourites are the blue church and the Church of Annunciation, which is the city’s oldest church.
- Then, walk through the historical city center to the Blue Church. Marvel at its distinctive Art Nouveau style, with its intricate mosaics and stunning color.
- The Hungarian Secessionist Catholic Church, known as the Church of Saint Elisabeth or the Blue Church, is located in Old Town Bratislava.
- The Blue Church itself was not built until 1845 following a previous fire and it houses a lovely stained glass window by Harry Horwood.
- Located a little farther from the historical center of the old town and surrounded by newer buildings, the Blue Church can easily be overlooked by a first-time visitor.
- The Blue Church or The Church of St. Elizabeth or Modry Kostol Svatej Alzbety in the Old Town in Bratislava, Slovakia.
- Dedicated to St Elisabeth of Hungary in 1913, the early-20th-century 'Blue Church' is a vision in sapphire and powder-blue.
- The Blue Church is a building that truly lives up to its name, an art nouveau wonder that is covered from tower to base in different shades of blue.