St. Sava Temple (Hram Svetog Save) Belgrade

Svetosavski Square, Karadjordje's Park, Vracar Belgrade , Serbia and Montenegro

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    Old World Romanticism

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    Friday, September 14 - Sunday, September 16

    Belgrade/Beograd

    My penultimate stop on the month of discovery, Belgrade seemed to be a natural top to the sundae of experiences I had built around the Balkans, and with particular focus on former Yugoslavia.

    Beograd, the former capital of (the multiple versions of) Yugoslavia …

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    I made it and geez its cold!

    ... ;      Today was our last day in Belgrade. We started the day with a walk to the St Sava Temple. The temple has taken over 100 years to build. The interior is currently being decorated. This temple is the largest ...

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    Sorry Dad

    ... down, but some of the architecture is certainly enough to make you sit and ponder. One of the highlights for me was the St. Sava Temple; one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world. Its construction started in 1936 but was disrupted by the war. The ...

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    SOME GYPSY MUSIC TO END OFF SERBIA

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    ... kids here have English on their T-shirts. Everything in this country seems under reconstruction or renovation. Walked to the St Sava Temple. Only a small area was accessible for tourists with several handfuls of items to see. We headed back toward the ...

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    On to Serbia.

    ... when NATO bombed the city during the Kosovo War. Our next stop was at the St. Sava Cathedral also known as the St. Sava Temple.  This “is the largest votive temple of the Serbian people.  Saint Sava was the first Serbian archbishop ...