Saint Spyridon Church
Trieste, Italy
Open to visitors
The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.
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- Wheelchair access
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Built in 1868 in Trieste, Saint Spyridon Serbian Orthodox Church exemplifies Byzantine Revival architecture as designed by Carlo Maciachini. Serving the Eastern Orthodox faithful, the church houses a notable treasury of historical objects, icons, and artworks dating to 1751. Adjacent to the structure stands a Serbian curriculum school named after Jovan Miletić, a Sarajevo merchant whose bequest of 24,000 florins endowed education for Trieste's Serbian children. The church remains under the jurisdiction of the Serbian Orthodox Eparchy of Switzerland.
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- church building
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- Trieste, Italy
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