Squat chapel of Christ's Body, resembling the remains of a temple, looks very-won in comparison with its neighbor, majestic and beautiful Cathedral of St. Barbara. However, this chapel is a beautifully preserved historical monument of the XIV century. Even the interiors have reached us in perfect condition.

The chapel was built at the same time as the Cathedral of St. Barbara. It was erected as a burial place of famous people of that time. The architects, it was built as a tomb and competed successfully in performing this function with another famous local Shrine that is located in the Time. However, after the city began hosting the Jesuits, in the early seventeenth century, the chapel becomes a place for prayer. The Holy fathers decided to freshen up the facade of the chapel of the body of Christ, so the entrance to it acquires Baroque features. These innovations not make a difference in the appearance of the temple, but rather complement it.

At the end of the eighteenth century the chapel ceased to be used for worship. It started rehearsing organ concerts. It has excellent acoustics, so it becomes a kind of educational class.

In 1997, the dilapidated chapel to repair, carefully restoring the amazing decor as interior rooms, and facade. Reconstruction ends in 2000. Since then, the chapel is considered a tourist attraction, which sometimes give concerts of chamber music. The chapel building is used for exhibitions of works of art.