Guests' reviews
Miles Macdonald | Jun 10, 2018
Impressive church with massive dome, must go inside to look upwards to the ceiling of the dome. Renovation currently going on. Fine to enter church with shorts and t-shirt.
Demeter | May 22, 2018
Such a great and amazing chruch , but it's still on construction. It doesn't matter at all because the moment you enter the church you can feel the peace it offers. Also, for tourists around the world ; watch out the dress code. I think you have to cover your shoulders and it's okay to wear jeans but it has to cover your knees. It would be great for me to visit the church after it's finished.
Danijela Radivojević | May 1, 2018
Great place to visit. Beautiful park, library nearby, parking available, pay zone. Inside you can see lovely paintings. Not finished yet.
Ka L | Apr 27, 2018
A must-see attraction in Belgrade. Temple of Sava is currently under renovation inside as of April 2018. But the underground section is immaculate.
Murat Uder | Apr 21, 2018
Supposed to be a very beautiful Orthodox Christian Church, but it is not complete yet. Apparently has been a long time since it started but not finished yet. It is also located in a nice and pieceful environment.
Andrijana Mišić | Apr 11, 2018
This temple is an orthodox Christian church of great proportions that can be seen from many different points of the city. It is very bright and beautiful on the outside but unfortunately it appears to be a never-ending story when it comes to its finishing. It is bare and undone inside with the exception of the subterranean crypt that is thoroughly depicted and decorated with images of Serbian national history and religious history. The outside plateau is deteriorated and too green for the purpose, should be paved enough to gather the fidels to pray in mass on important occasions. One entry to the temple looks like a construction site whilst roughly half of the paving slabs are broken and wiggling when you step on. It should be amazing when done but that is a big matter of time.
PtitNFit R | Mar 27, 2018
The temple is still under construction but you can observe the lower part and the beautiful decorated dome,
Boris Ilic | Mar 7, 2018
Saint Sava temple is the biggest one in Southeast Europe, and.the biggest Serbian Orthodox temple in the world.
The highest point of the temple's roof is above 70meters from ground. It started to be built in early 20th century and still is not finished. It was destroyed partially in World War II.
This is one of the most beautiful temple in the world. Also, one of the most acoustic one, so the concerts of classic music and chorus music held there sounds amazing, almost like beyond reality.
This is something you must visit when you are visiting Europe, especially Begrade and Serbia
Kelsey Betzelberger | Jan 27, 2018
Beautiful but under construction. The outside is absolutely gorgeous, but on the inside, there's a huge box asking for donations to FINISH THE CONSTRUCTION hahahaha
Jo islands | Feb 11, 2018
5stars if it was ready inside.They are still building things inside.Very big church and nice architecture worth watching.Saved us from an unexpected heavy rain
Alexander Potapov | Nov 6, 2017
Definitely one of the most spectacular and magnificent temples I have ever seen. The church is being redecorated and rebuilt now, so we just are able to imagine intricately made mosaics inside. Anyway, the temple definitely one of the most culturally significant buildings in Belgrade. It is simply impossible to look at it and maintain equilibrium.
Ivan | Jan 9, 2018
The temple is big and massive but it is still not finished. The garbage is all around the place and the works are going very slow. Inside is very grey and undone. In front of it there is a nice park so it is nice to sit there and enjoy the view. Whet it is finished it should be very nice but who knows when is that going to be.
Rapailo Miljanovic | Jan 15, 2018
This temple is one of the biggest structures in the city and great artistic achievement. It is steel under construction which is not surprising taking in consideration circumstances that occurred during building process. This is definitely place to visit in order to understand Serbian culture and their view of religion.
