The Holy Trinity Basilica is one of the important examples of Gothic architecture in Krakow. From almost its very beginnings, the church has belonged to the Dominican convent and is a shrine to Our Lady of the Rosary and Saint Jack Odrowaz. It owes its present shape to its rebuilding in the mid-14th century from a Romanesque hall into a Gothic basilica, and to its reconstruction in the mid-19th century after the great fire that completely ruined the church's interior. At that time it was restored to its Gothic character, removing most of the Baroque alterations.