Palace of the Patriarchate, Belgrade

The Palace of the Patriarchate, located in the historic neighborhood of Kosančićev Venac in Belgrade, Serbia, serves as the administrative seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church. Completed in 1935, this architecturally unique building reflects a blend of Serbo-Byzantine Revival and Academism styles, designed by Russian émigré architect Viktor Lukomski. The site has a rich history, originally housing a modest Metropolis building from 1863 before its demolition. Visitors can explore the surrounding area, which includes significant landmarks like the Belgrade Fortress, St. Michael's Cathedral, and the University of Arts, making it a culturally vibrant destination for tourists and researchers alike.