Serbian Orthodox Church of St. nicola

The Orthodox Church is located on St. Luke’s Square and was built in the early twentieth century. The church was designed by architect Chorill Ivekovic construction began in 1902, and ended 7 years later, in 1909. The style in which it is made is pseudo-Byzantine: the building is one-nave, with two towers on the main facade, which, by the way, captures the year of completion of construction.

Of the features of the Temple stands out the size of candles - they are almost hand thick. This is due to the fact that the Serbs are a very religious people.