Ljubljana City Municipality, Slovenia
St. James' Church
Ljubljana City Municipality, Slovenia
Open to visitors
The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.
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St. James' Church is a baroque parish church in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, dedicated to St. James the Greater. Built in 1613 and designated a monument of local significance, it is credited to the architect Francesco Robba. The square in front of it was renovated in the late 1920s by Jože Plečnik and in the early 1950s by Boris Kobe.
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- parish church
- Heritage
- monument of local significance
- Place
- Ljubljana City Municipality, Slovenia
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