Niš

Religious Landmarks

Niš showcases a diverse religious heritage reflecting its complex history under Ottoman and Serbian rule. The collection features the monumental Holy Trinity Cathedral, the seat of the Niš Eparchy, and the 16th-century Bali-bey Mosque located within the Niš Fortress. Visitors can explore the city's religious pluralism through the 19th-century Islam-aga Mosque, the only active mosque in the city, and the Roman Catholic Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, alongside various Orthodox churches built upon medieval foundations.

Holy Trinity Cathedral

The Holy Trinity Cathedral is the seat of Eparchy of Niš. After the Church of St.

Islam Aga mosque

Islam-aga's Mosque is the only working mosque in Niš, Serbia. There is another in Niš Fortress which is converted into a gallery, and…

Bali-begova damija

Built in the 16th century within the Niš Fortress, this Ottoman-era mosque is one of the oldest preserved buildings in the city. It features a square base and a dome, and currently serves as a gallery space.

Crkva Uzvisena Svetog Kriza

A Roman Catholic church built in 1934. It stands on the site of an earlier Catholic place of worship from the 19th century and serves the local Catholic community.

Sveti Pantelejmon

This Orthodox church was built in 1878 following the liberation from the Ottomans. It is located on a site historically significant since the 12th century, where Stefan Nemanja once met Emperor Frederick Barbarossa.