Chiesa serbo-ortodossa della Santissima Trinità e di San Spiridione

Beautiful Serbian Orthodox church in the heart of Trieste. Stunning neo-Byzantine architecture, rich mosaics and icons, and a peaceful interior. One of the largest buildings in the city center and a must-see landmark that reflects the history of the Serbian community.

The magnificent Saint Spyridon Church in Trieste, the Serbian Orthodox Church located next to the Canale Grande, was built between 1861 and 1869 in the Neo-Byzantine style, out of Carrara and Verona marble.

The Serbian church is located in one of the most beautiful places in the city. Right next to the port. The feeling is unusual. Exceptional architecture, it attracts attention with its appearance itself. You don't have to be a Christian for her to invite you to visit her.

One of the most beautiful Serbian Orthodox Churches, and certainly the best outside Serbia. It is located in downtown Trieste at the end of Canal Grande, on the right hand side. It dates back to mid 19 cent, built in Byzantine style, being consecrated in 1869. St. Spiridone Church was funded by big Orthodox, specially Serb community in Trieste. Interiors are richly decorated with Orthodox altar iconography, beautiful frescoes and mosaic work

One of oldest and largest Serbian-orthodox church outside of Serbia. Love it! Calm and peaceful, you can feel the positive vibes inside.

The large silver lamp hanging at the entrance was a gift from the future Russian Tsar Paul I, the son of Catherine the Great.

Very lovely church in Trieste, wasn’t fully completed when I was there; it should be done by now but it’s definitely a very beautiful church. It’s very unique being in Italy but was definitely worth checking out.

Amazing church in Neo-Byzantine style, very unexpected in Italy, especially in the city center. In combination with palm trees around it looks so nice. Located near the Canal Grande. Its huge dome can be seen even from the top of the Castle of St. Giusto.