St. Sava Temple

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St. Sava Temple is a monumental Serbian Orthodox church in Belgrade, renowned as one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world and a major symbol of Serbian religious and national identity.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Church of Saint Sava 2
St. Sava Temple canonical 1
Temple of Saint Sava 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Serbian Orthodox church
cathedral
landmark
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Serbo-Byzantine Revival
architecturalType domed basilica
capacity around 10,000 worshippers
consecrationYear 2004
constructionInterruptedDuring World War II
constructionResumed 1980s
constructionStart 1935
continent Europe
country Serbia
culturalRole venue for major religious ceremonies and national events
dedicatedTo Saint Sava
denomination Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox
domeHeight about 70 meters
floorPlanType Greek cross
function national shrine
place of worship
governingDiocese Archbishopric of Belgrade and Karlovci
hasBellTowers yes
hasCrypt yes
hasDome central dome
four smaller domes
heightIncludingCross about 82 meters
heritageSignificance symbol of Serbian national identity
symbol of Serbian religious identity
interiorDecoration marble iconostasis
mosaics
isPartOf Serbian Orthodox Church
knownFor being one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world
dominant Belgrade skyline presence
monumental size
languageOfLiturgy Church Slavonic
liturgicalTradition Byzantine Rite
locatedInCapital Belgrade
locatedInCity Belgrade
locatedInMunicipality Vračar
material granite
white marble
namedAfter Saint Sava
numberOfBellTowers 4
patriarchalStatus not a patriarchal cathedral
religiousAffiliation Serbian Orthodox Church
secondaryLanguageOfLiturgy Serbian
siteHistory built on the site where the Ottomans allegedly burned the relics of Saint Sava
tourismImportance major tourist attraction in Belgrade
urbanContext located on the Vračar plateau

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Belgrade hasLandmark St. Sava Temple
Vračar hasLandmark St. Sava Temple
this entity surface form: Church of Saint Sava
National Library of Serbia locatedNear St. Sava Temple
this entity surface form: Temple of Saint Sava
Temple of Saint Sava plateau centeredAround St. Sava Temple
this entity surface form: Church of Saint Sava