Romanian Orthodox Cathedral, Vršac

The Romanian Orthodox Cathedral is a religious building in Vršac measuring about 27 meters in length and 15 meters in width, with a height reaching up to 27 meters. The structure follows classic Orthodox architectural principles with characteristic features typical of early 20th century design.

Construction began in 1911 and was completed in 1912, establishing a religious center for the local Romanian population. This founding marked an important moment for establishing the Orthodox community presence in the Vojvodina region.

The interior displays traditional Orthodox religious art with detailed frescoes and icons depicting biblical scenes and religious figures throughout the space. These works create a spiritual atmosphere that shapes how visitors and worshippers experience the building.

Access is available during regular service times, and visitors should be aware of ongoing worship activities. Appropriate clothing is expected, and it is advisable to check opening hours in advance.

The building is linked to the Dacia Felix Diocese and serves as a key structure for Romanian Orthodox presence in the region. This connection makes it a notable site for church organization in Serbia extending beyond Romanian borders.