Saborna crkva u Zvorniku

Saborna Church is a Serbian Orthodox place of worship in Zvornik featuring five domes and two bell towers as its defining architectural elements. The building displays Byzantine-inspired construction with a vertical emphasis created by its towers and ornamental details.

The building was constructed in 2008, making it the first Orthodox place of worship in Zvornik after nearly two centuries of absence. Its creation marks the return of this religious tradition to the town after a prolonged gap.

The church serves as a spiritual gathering place for the local Serbian Orthodox community and hosts traditional religious ceremonies. Visitors observe the Orthodox Christian practices and icons that give the space its sacred character.

Access is generally free and the site follows Orthodox liturgical schedules for regular services. Visitors should be aware that certain areas may be reserved during religious ceremonies and appropriate dress and respectful conduct are expected.

The church was built after a long period without an active Orthodox community in the town, making it more than just a building but a symbol of restored tradition. Inside visitors find manuscripts and religious objects that hold personal meaning for many people in the region.