Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Belgrade

The Alexander Nevsky Cathedral features Byzantine Revival architecture with brick walls and stands as a central religious structure in Belgrade's urban landscape.

Construction of the cathedral started in 1912 under architect Jelisaveta Načić's design, but World War I delayed its completion until 1929.

The cathedral maintains Serbian Orthodox traditions through regular services, religious ceremonies, and celebrations of important Orthodox calendar dates.

The cathedral opens its doors for daily prayers and welcomes visitors who wish to observe its architectural elements and religious artifacts.

The cathedral stands on grounds where Capucine monks established a monastery during the Austrian occupation of northern Serbia from 1717 to 1739.

Location: Belgrade

Inception: 1912

Architects: Jelisaveta Načić

Official opening: 1929

Architectural style: Byzantine Revival architecture

Website: http://svaleksandarnevski.com/

Made from material: brick

Website: http://svaleksandarnevski.com

GPS coordinates: 44.82056,20.46611

Latest update: March 7, 2025 12:37