Best places: Orthodox churches in Belgrade, Serbia

Serbian Orthodox church at Kalemegdan Fortress, once used to store gunpowder & as a military church.

Early 20th-century Serbian Orthodox church with rare icons & colorfully decorated walls & ceilings.

👍👍 The Church of St. Basil of Ostrog is, as far as architecture is concerned, probably one of the most unusual and unique Orthodox churches in Belgrade. The inside is completely painted, even the incinerator, which is often not painted. I recommend everyone to visit it! Although it is located by the r...

20th-century church featuring imposing, Byzantine-inspired architecture & a soaring central dome.

👍 Nice eastern orthodox church

Grand Serbian Orthodox church completed in 1940, featuring a crypt & several notable icons.

👍👍 Father Gojko rules. Respect!

The city's main cathedral, built in the 1830s, has a grand altar & houses relics of Serbian saints.

👍👍 Church of Saint Basil of Ostrog is located at the edge of the forest, not far from the Sports Center of Banjica, bb Crnotravska Street, the municipality of Vozdovac. Its construction started in September 2002. It is not only a spiritual, but also a national and cultural center of Banjica and people...

👍👍 It was surely a holy place and full of positive energy.

👍 The church is very nice inside with many interesting religious paintings. The shop does not have a good variety of religious objects. Unfortunately like many attractions and landmarks in Smederevo, lack of maintenance.

👍👍 Прелепа црква,свештенство какво и треба да буде.....

👍👍 A beautiful village church. One of the oldest in Mladenovac municipality. Large yard. Worth a visit.

👍👍 In 1763, the Serbs moved the original Temple to the south-west along Ponjavica, the location of which is unknown. The second church building was a victim of the Turkish conquests and was destroyed by fire in 1788 during the so-called Kocine border. On this occasion, the Serbian population was displa...