Temple of Saint Sava

@LowRiderX I do not know if it's worth it when there are so many hungry and sick children. Yes, I was in it a few years ago while it was still being renovated.

@Nevena83 It's worth it, and I was convinced myself. It was done well and the expensive material was used ... not to mention how big a temple is. Did you have the opportunity to see him live when you might come to Belgrade?

@Nevena83 Oh Nevena, please, there have always been and will always be sick and hungry, if everyone would think like that, we would live in ruins. Should we leave the demolished buildings from bombing in the city center? It is not a problem, the idea of building the Temple came to an end in the 19th century, it began to be built in 1935 but was interrupted due to the Second World War. In 1958 after 88 applications and the same number of refusals finally in 1984, a license was granted to continue the work. It was again stopped during the breakup of old Yugoslavia, it was continued in 2000 again. And it's still not finished interior - that's the problem.

@LowRiderX Also the Church of Saint Sophia hosted different religions during the centuries. Those are really big Temples and beautiful.

@LadyDuck I did not know that, but it makes sense...Yes, it's really beautiful

@LadyDuck You are in right! According to the original solution, would have a different appearance. The suggestion was that these church would 'accept' three religions, Orthodox, Catholics and Muslims. Imagined construction as Gracanica. A lot of engineers and architects worked on the changes. A new solution, which was no longer under the influence of Gracanica, was already emerging, but the Church of Saint Sophia in Constantinople (Istanbul) was the new model.

@LowRiderX appreciated by us all I am sure

@bunnybon7 There are wonderful things to see here, I will try to show you as much as I can

@bunnybon7 I hope so

@Porcospino The temple is much more beautiful in real ... and the positive energy that rules around and in the Temple is just indescribable

@LowRiderX I can imagine that it is even more impressive when you visit it in person. I never got the chance to see much of Serbia. I changed trains in Belgrade once, but I wasn't able to do visit any places. Hopefully I will get the chance to do that another time.

@Porcospino Oh, even that part of the city has been changed now, around the main train station here it is built 'Belgrade on the water' The railway station is moving away, there has been built and several buildings are already being built, and I think it will be the most expensive part of Belgrade

@LowRiderX

@LowRiderX Did you hear that Notre Dame in Paris is on fire? It's all over the news. I am horrified over this!

@DianneN A lot of money has been invested, it's really well done It is a magnificent building, which every tourist should see and it is very difficult to describe it by words, even with pictures, how impressively it looks and the positive energy itself is in and around him.

@LowRiderX My brother was few time in town. I will ask him did he was in Temple.

@mrki444 I believe that it was, that every tourist would visit

@mrki444 Welcome! Do not miss this opportunity to visit the Temple, too much of great energy rules around and in the Temple, it's a pity you miss it

@LowRiderX

@valmnz Thank you! That's true. I was passing by night at the Temple, it looks beautiful, with lots of light. Nothing can disturb his beauty

@LowRiderX I would just be in awe if I were to walk inside.

@simone10 Yes, it's beautiful, it's pretty much invested, so the result is the way it is ... beautiful !!

@simone10 Probably, I have not seen anything similar in the surroundings

@LowRiderX I liked this kind of stuff.

@amadeo Thank you! I'm glad you liked

@amadeo Me too

@LowRiderX You're welcome.

@VivaLaDani13 Thank you!!

@Shiva49 You are welcome siva, thank you for the comment

@LowRiderX Yes, sometimes we need a break, it is good for us.

@nela13 I just got back from the airport and now I'm starting to 'work in the mine'

@nela13 Yes, we were very excited and I'm glad to get rid of the computer for a while

@dya80dya This temple began to be built in the 19th century ... and yet the interior has not been completed

@LowRiderX And you did, great collage.

@CarolDM Thank you!!

@CarolDM Thanks, I wanted to show you as much as possible

@jstory07 Yes, but it is much more beautiful when viewed live, and the positive energy that rules around the Temple and in the Temple is hard to explain incredible..

@just4him Thank you! Spring is always like that here