St. Mark Orthodox Church Review

The Church of St. Mark in Belgrade (Serbian: Црква Светог Марка / Crkva Svetog Marka) is a Serbian Orthodox church located in the Serbian capital, Belgrade. The church is located in the park near the Serbian Parliament Building, next door to the Church of the Holy Trinity of Belgrade, a smaller Russian Orthodox Church. The church was built between 1931 and 1940. The original site had a smaller church built in 1835.

Speaking of St. Mark's Church, the first reaction of many people may be the one in the square of St. Mark in the center of Venice. In fact, this one in Belgrade is also very beautiful, and the overall dark red is very distinctive. Located in the heart of Belgrade, very close to the Serbian Parliament Building, and connected by several lawns in Tasmajadan Park.

The Church of St. Mark in Belgrade is a very long-standing church. He is also one of Belgrade's most famous old churches. The architectural style of the whole church is very Byzantine, simple and elegant, and the interior decoration is also very luxurious. With a very complex sculpture, it is definitely one of the churches worth visiting in Belgrade.

Nice to go there amd there is a freaking awesome park beside it to visit.

Just sit outside, just take a photo. Make a card

St. Mark's Church is next to the Serbian Parliament Building. It is a newly built church, about 80 years old. The exterior of the church belongs to Byzantine style, with red colored exterior walls and beautiful interior decoration. The church has a huge wooden door and the murals inside are very beautiful. It's absolutely worth visiting.