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The artwork in this place makes it well worth visiting. We just stopped in for a short while and were able to see everything.
All the places in Belgrade are really very friendly and nice to visit. The people are very friendly and helpful and most of them can speak English.
This little chapel is a big surprise. Inside it has the same grand design as large churches but in miniature. If you can't make it to Oplenac to see St. George's Church, the mosaics here are just as exquisite, and with the chapel tucked away...More
My favorite of the churches I visited in Belgrade. Although it is 20th century (and the mosaics even more recent than that), it evokes the beauty of old churches. We shared it with believers who, for a small contribution, took bottles of the special spring...More
Church of Saint Petka is one with the oldest history in Belgrade, dating to the IVX-VX century, when Belgrade was for the first time in possesion of Serbs, Despot Stephan and his mother Milica, who has managed to get remains of one of the most...More
A very peaceful church situated in the Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrade Serbia. Saint PETKA was a protector of women the sick and the poor it worth going and having a look.
For many Orthodox Serbian people this is one of the most important places. It's small and very atmospheric. The seting inside the Kalemegdan fortress is stunning.
Well worth a stop by. Open (and open-minded) to non-devout visitors even when a service is on. Has another church within 40m, worth doing both.
Not old, I understand, but an authentic Orthodox chapel; well worth a visit. A service was being conducted when I was there; a beautiful, small church.
A small hidden church at the bottom of the fortress, extremely beautiful with beautiful mosaics. Has a natural source of water, a peaceful spiritual place. If you visit The Belgrade fortress, do not miss to visit this church as well as the church above Ružica.
