The Greek Catholic Church of the Nativity was built in 1765 to serve the Catholic community in the Fabrik district of Timisoara. The Greek Catholic community came to this church after the construction of the Millennium Church, when Roman Catholics moved their services to this new place of worship. Between 1949 and 1990, the building became It belongs to the Orthodox community and was returned to the Greek Catholic Church after 1990. The building of this church, designed in the Austrian Baroque style, is rectangular in shape, on its western side stands a short tower, the gate of the church has a frame carved in stone, and inside, an old pulpit has been preserved It is well done with its white and gold colours, and there is an iconic painting by Simionescu.