The Roman Catholic Church of St. Ursula is a high-rise building in the Baroque style, which harmoniously fits into the general architectural style of the street together with the adjacent houses. The church was built in 1702-1704 by architect Marco Antonio Canevalle on the site of old burgher houses, the original remains of which can still be seen in the back of the church. A century and a half later, at the end of the XIX century, the Church of St. Ursula underwent a large-scale reconstruction, which restored some details of the interior and exterior, and made architectural changes - completed one floor, slightly changed the main facade of the church.→
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