Churches in Grad Samobor

Historic Churches and Chapels

Samobor’s religious landscape is defined by well-preserved Baroque architecture and strategic hilltop locations. This collection features the town's primary parish church of St. Anastasia, the 17th-century Franciscan monastery, and several historic chapels scattered across the surrounding hills. These sites range from the Gothic-influenced St. Michael near the Old Town ruins to the unique Greek Catholic churches of the Žumberak region, reflecting the area’s diverse liturgical traditions and regional heritage.

crkva svete Anastazije

Early Baroque parish church built between 1671 and 1675 on the site of a former Romanesque structure. It features a prominent bell tower and ornate interior altars.

Samostan uznesenja Blažene Djevice Marije

17th-century complex featuring a Baroque church dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The monastery houses a historic library and valuable sacral art.

kapela svetog Mihalja

Located near the Samobor Old Town ruins, this 16th-century chapel combines Gothic architectural remnants with later Baroque renovations.

kapela svete Ane

An 18th-century Baroque chapel situated in the Anindol forest park, serving as a focal point for local pilgrimages and traditional community gatherings.

kapela svetog Filipa i Jakova

Historic hilltop chapel overlooking the Gradna valley. The structure dates back to the 17th century and serves as a landmark in the surrounding rural landscape.

Crkva Svetog Petra i Pavla u Mrzlom Polju

A Greek Catholic place of worship located in Mrzlo Polje within the Žumberak highlands, representing the region's unique Eastern Rite heritage.

Crkva Svete Barbare

Located in the village of Rude, this church is historically linked to the local copper and iron mining community, dedicated to the patron saint of miners.