Serbian Orthodox Church of Saint Nicolas, A Timeless Sanctuary of Serene Beauty

center of Kotor old town
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Church
architecture

Introduction

St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church is the main cathedral of Kotor, built in 1166. The church has a double cross on its roof, also known as the "Archbishop's Cross".

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center of Kotor old town

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