The Holy Trinity Church in the Croatian town of Daruvar is the parish Church. It was built in the second half of the eighteenth century on the hill. There is an assumption that the exact date of its construction is founded in 1764. Then around the estate of Antun janković started to develop and expand the resort town of Daruvar. The Church has an unusual appearance, which attracted the attention of many travel writers of the eighteenth century. Daruvarska Holy Trinity Church has two small towers and a dome.

With the increase in the number of believers came the need to expand the internal space of the Church, so the design of the Church was redesigned by the famous architect Herman Bolle. Formerly in the center of the temple, the altar was replaced with three altars - the Central and two lateral. The interior of the Church adapted to the singing of the choir, the Church has good acoustics.

In 1892, the tower was built with small bells (North tower). In 1912, has been renovated and restored the cross on the tower. 1923 marked the first major repair of the Church of the Holy Trinity. In 1925, there was located the workshop of Wenceslaus Holuba. The most thorough restoration of the Church took place in 1999. By 2008 it was restored organ, installed in 1925.