There are six churches in the city. Four are old, in the city center, and two are new in the suburbs.
Here are photographs of churches in the city center.
In the area of the city, at the foot of Mount Fruška Gora there are four monasteries, all built in the 16th century, but all destroyed during the Second World War (some to the ground).
In the last 30 years, they have all been restored.
Find more HERE.
All photos are mine, except those for which it is indicated.
The old orthodox church – dedicated to the Holy Protomartyr and Archdeacon Stephen
The old orthodox church – dedicated to the Holy Protomartyr and Archdeacon Stephen
St. Demetrius (St. Stephen) Orthodox Church on St. Stephen Square
St. Demetrius (St. Stephen) Orthodox Church
Blessing of the slavski kolač (a ritual bread) and koljivo or žito (a dish of minced boiled wheat) on St. Nicholas Slava (feast day) - inside St. Demetrius church
Roman Catholic Parish church
The Greek Catholic Church of the Holy Resurrection
Kuveždin Monastery (1520)
Kuveždin Monastery (1520)
Šišatovac monastery (1545-1550)
Šišatovac monastery (1545-1550)
Petkovica monastery (1566-1567)
Petkovica monastery (1566-1567)
Bešenovo monastery (1467-1546)
Bešenovo monastery (1467-1546)