Structured gallery of churches named after the rosary

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The galleries below are structured by region and avoid repeated images. They also provide suitable links to English Wikipedia.

Dates indicate the (often likely) first year of construction.

Contents

Asia and Africa[edit]

  • Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong

  • Bangkok, Thailand

  • Dhaka, Bangladesh

  • Doha, Qatar

  • Velha, Santiago, Cape Verde, Africa

  • Swakopmund, Namibia

Europe[edit]

Eastern and Northern Europe[edit]

  • Drawien, Poland, 1695

  • Holy Mother of the Rosary Church, Baszewice, Poland

  • Chrzanów, Poland

  • Wysokie Kolo, Poland

  • Pulawy, Poland

  • Żerkowice, Poland

  • Stoki (city of Łodz), Poland

  • Żerkowice, Lwówek Ślaski, Poland

  • Sanok, Poland

  • Stoki, Łodz, Poland

  • Poznań, Poland

  • Bolesławiec, Poland

  • Piaski Nowe, Krakow, Poland

  • Louka Hodonín, Czech Republic

  • Veliko Središte, Serbia

  • Plandište, Serbia

  • Vepriai, Lithuania

  • Kostolný Sek, Slovakia

  • Vladimir, Russia

Western Europe[edit]

  • Rosary basilica, Fatima, Portugal

  • Bergamo, Italy

  • Maratea, Basilicata, Italy

  • Loano, Liguria, Italy

  • Corteno Golgi, Lombardy, Italy

  • Cittanova, Reggio Calabria, Italy

  • Murroe, Limmerick, Ireland

  • Manzanares, Spain

  • Our Lady of the Rosary, Ransberg, Kortenaken, Belgium

  • Flora, Merelbeke, Belgium

  • Genk (Termien), Limburg, Belgium

  • Moha, Belgium, 1912

South America[edit]

  • Real del Monte, Mexico

  • Baruta, Venezuela

  • Yaracuy, Venezuela

  • Rosary Cathedral, Girardota, Colombia

  • Bello, Colombia

  • Bello, Colombia

  • Donmatías, Colombia

  • Itagui, Colombia

  • Rosary Basilica, Manizales, Colombia

  • Barranquilla, Colombia

  • Chiquinquirá, Boyacá, Colombia

  • Campamento, Colombia

  • Honda, Colombia

  • Rosary Basilica, Rosario, Argentina

  • Cosquín, Cordoba, Argentina

  • Rosary Cathedra, Moreno, Argentina

  • Bello, Colombia

  • Suesca, Colombia

  • Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, Brasil

  • Salvador, Bahia, Brazil

  • Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brasil

  • Milho Verde, Minas Gerais, Brasil

  • Caruaru (Pernambuco), Brasil

  • Serra Talhada (Pernambuco), Brasil

  • Porto Alegre Brasil

US and Canada[edit]

  • Maui, Hawaii

  • Minneapolis

  • St. Mary's Ohio

  • Seattle

  • Rosary Cathedral, Toledo, Ohio

  • Holy Rosary church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

  • Houston, Texas

  • East Harlem, NY

  • Edmonton, Canada

  • Toronto, Canada

  • Regina, Canada

  • Cedar, Michigan

Holy Rosary Church, Denver, Colorado

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