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Sacral
Belgrade is one of the spiritual centres of the Balkans.
Orthodoxy is the majority religion in the area. The intertwining of the orthodox Christian thought, Byzantine culture and Slavic spirit can be felt in every orthodox temple, among frescoes of rulers and saints depicting the power of faith and the centuries that lie behind us. Catholic temples, the mosque in the city centre and the Belgrade synagogue are places of spiritual life and peace.
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Patriarchy of the Serbian Orthodox Church
The building of the Patriarchy of the Serbian Orthodox Church was built in 1935 at the former seat of the Metropolitan of Serbia (1847-1849).
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Cathedral Church (Church of the Holy Archangel Michael)
The Church of the Holy Archangel Michael was erected on the location of an older church from 1728.
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Temple of St. Sava
Preparation for the construction of one of the largest orthodox temples in the world began in 1894.
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Church of the Ascension
The Church of the Ascension can be found in Admirala Geprata Street 19.
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Church of St. Mark
The Church of St. Mark is located in the Tašmajdan Park.
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Church of the Virgin Mother - Ružica
The silence of the Upper Town of the Belgrade Fortress, beneath the Zindan Gate, houses the Church of the Virgin Mother - Ružica.
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Church of Saint Alexander Nevsky
The Church of St. Alexander Nevsky is located in Cara Dušana Street 63.
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Church of St. Nicholas
The Church of St. Nicholas is located in Njegoševa Street 43, in the eastern part of the old heart of Zemun, beneath the medieval fortress of Gardoš.
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Monastery of the Ascension of the Holy Virgin Mother
The Monastery of the Ascension of the Holy Virgin Mother is located in the Belgrade neighbourhood of Senjak, in Vasilija Gaćeše Street 8.
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Monastery of the Holy Archangel Michael
The Monastery of the Holy Archangel Michael is located outside of the city centre, within the Rakovica municipality, at Patrijarha Dimitrija Street 34.
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Monastery of the Holy Archangel Gabriel
The Monastery of the Holy Archangel Gabriel in Zemun, in the City Park, was built in 1786.
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Church of Christ the King
This small Catholic church-chapel is dedicated to St. Ladislav.
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Church of St. Anton
The Catholic church of St. Anton of Padua in Bregalnička Street was built eight decades ago and is one of the most beautiful works of the famous Slovene architect Jožef Plečnik.
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Synagogue
The Belgrade Synagogue is currently the only active Jewish temple in Serbia.
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Bajrakli Mosque
The Bajrakli Mosque was built in 1575 as one of the 273 mosques and masjids in existence in Belgrade during Turkish times.
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The Rose Church (Crkva Ružica)
