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I wrote about the crypt of the Saint Sava church for the first time in 2018. The crypt was its only finished part and was open for visits. I updated that post in 2020, while I stayed in Belgrade for six months during the corona pandemic. At that time they were finishing the mosaic, but I left Belgrade before I could see the finished church.
I went back to Belgrade after approximately 3 years. Of course, ...
So, how did my stay in Belgrade go? It's time to have a look at my six months in Serbia last year. I arrived to Belgrade at the beginning of July 2020 and left at the beginning of January 2021. I went there for several reasons.
First of all, I did some major dental work. For that, Serbia is really the best place. You can get the best dental treatment at a very affordable price, much cheaper than in other ...
I've been in Belgrade for just over two months now. In one of my previous posts, I wrote about many restoration projects that the city authorities were doing to improve the way the city looks. But the biggest and most ambitious building project was the Saint Sava Church. They've now completed the works and you can finally also see the church, in addition to the crypt.
So, if and when you go to Belgrade, ...
Although not numerous, Serbian Orthodox churches in Belgrade are beautiful and interesting to see. In deeply pious countries such as Italy and Spain, where religion plays a significant role and where Catholic church holds a firm grip on various spheres of life, you can see churches everywhere. In big cities such as Rome or Madrid, you can find churches in almost every street. But as a dominant religion of ...
