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Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Sala kod Siska

1759–1765 Religious, Baroque central oval church with dome Unknown architect Within the framework of relatively few Late Baroque central-oval churches in Croatia, the Parish Church of St. Mary Magdalene in Sela by Sisak is the most monumental creation, brought into being by the Zagreb chapter on the estate where it stands. The quality of the church is evident in the elegant oval nave with a dome, and in the distinctive convex-concave façade with its two bell towers. Its stylistic characteristics, which as well as being Late Baroque also take in Rococo and Classical architecture, tell of a well-informed practitioner who was inspired by the leading architects in Austria at the time – Fischer von Erlach and Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt – while also acquainted with contemporary architecture in Vienna.

Sela kod Siska; Late Baroque; parish church; central-oval plan; façade with two bell towers

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