Serbian Orthodox Church of Saint Nicholas

St. Nicholas Orthodox Church is the only Orthodox Church in Pristina that is actively used. The structure that exists today is the one whose foundations were laid in the 1930s for the planned demolition of the original structure to serve as the Palace of the Soviets. The second. With this plan, which did not materialize as a result of the World War, the reconstruction of the original structure is initiated by dismantling the steel foundations. The church was rebuilt and opened to the public between 1995 and 2002. The church, which has an important place in the history of Pristina, is on the itinerary.