Church of St. Alexander Nevsky

Neo-Byzantine Orthodox church from 1912 in Belgrade, symbolising Serbian-Russian spiritual bonds.

The Church of St. Alexander Nevsky in Belgrade is a Serbian Orthodox church dedicated to the Russian saint and prince Alexander Nevsky. Built in the neo-Byzantine style and completed in 1912, it symbolises the deep religious and cultural ties between Serbia and Russia. The church is a listed protected cultural monument of Serbia and offers a peaceful retreat in the midst of the Serbian capital.