Church of St. Nicholas, Serbian Orthodox church in Mirkovci, Croatia

Church of St. Nicholas is a Serbian Orthodox house of worship in Baroque style located in Vinkovci. The building features a main nave, altar area, and bell tower with arched elements and decorative architectural details.

The church was built between 1804 and 1813 in Mirkovci, then part of the Habsburg Empire. It was reconstructed three times in the 20th century: in 1912 during Austria-Hungary, in 1975 in socialist Yugoslavia, and in 1993 after the war damage of 1991, when the bell tower was destroyed and the roof structure collapsed.

This church serves as a center for Serbian Orthodox worship and community gatherings throughout the year. The interior reflects Byzantine religious traditions through its iconography and altar arrangement.

The church sits in the city center and is accessible on foot with parking available nearby. Visitors should dress modestly and check opening times in advance, as the building is mainly open during worship services.

The church belongs to the Osječko polje and Baranja eparchy of the Serbian Orthodox Church and is one of two Orthodox churches of the Mirkovci parish. In March 2013 its wall was defaced with an engraved Ustashe symbol, and the following month with an inscription in spray lacquer.