Serbian Orthodox Church of Saint Nicolas Review

Walking in the cobbled old city, the ancient church is connected to the mansion of the former official. The ancient church of the ancient city is beautiful. There are many details outside, and the inside is magnificent. It is still different from other churches in Europe. Enjoy the murals from an artistic perspective and feel beautifully painted!

The Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas is the most famous and spectacular building in Kotor. The interior of the Orthodox Church is simple, with large oil paintings by several Christian saints on the side walls, and religious paintings such as Jesus on the altar wall in front. The Museum of the Holy Instrument is located on the second floor of the cathedral and requires ticket entry. Most of the religious ritual objects of various periods are displayed, mainly silverware.

The church of St. Nicholas of Kotor was built between 1902 and 1909, and a church built in 1810 was burned on Christmas Eve 1896. The Orthodox church is currently free to visit, and no one takes care of the interior photos. The facade is clean and solemn, the two clock towers are very distinctive, and the interior icons and murals are the church's precious treasures.

This is a newly built Orthodox church, free to visit, typical Byzantine architecture. There are many holy portraits in the church, all silver-plated, and two services are held every Sunday morning. There will be many believers coming to attend, which is very lively.

St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church is the main church of Kotor. The double cross on the roof of the cathedral in 1166 is also known as the "Archbishop's Cross". This free-visited church is magnificent and magnificently preserved cultural relics and painted glass. Very delicate.

The historic church built in 1166 witnessed the power of the Venetians in the Roman Empire. It was quite shocking. Today, there is a special event. There is a TV station to record the songs singing around the Bible. I can’t understand it. Hehe commemorates the 850th anniversary of 1166-2016.