Castle
Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park
Belgrade, Serbia
The ancient fortress and park above the meeting of the Sava and Danube, the city's favourite viewpoint.
Church, mosque or temple · Serbia · City of Belgrade
Temple of Saint Sava
A huge white-domed Orthodox church, one of the largest in the world and a landmark on the Belgrade skyline.
Free to enter about 60 min
For storytellers
Why Temple of Saint Sava matters
You see its great dome from many parts of the city. Built on the site traditionally linked to the saint's remains, it has taken decades to complete and decorate. Inside, the lofty space glitters with mosaics and marble. Whatever your belief, the size and ambition are striking.
Talking points
- It ranks among the largest Orthodox churches.
- Construction and decoration have taken many decades.
- Gold mosaics line the interior.
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