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Cathedral

Sveti Stefan Cathedral

Novi Sad, Serbia
Built: 1895
Neoclassical

A prominent Roman Catholic cathedral in Novi Sad, known for its impressive size and architectural details. It was built in the late 19th century and is dedicated to Saint Stephen.

Tall bell tower
Ornate interior
Stained glass windows
Central location

Historical Context

Sveti Stefan Cathedral was constructed during the neoclassical period, specifically between 1895. This era was characterized by significant developments in architectural techniques and religious expression.

The construction was commissioned by the local bishop and diocese and took place during a time of significant religious and cultural development. The building has survived through centuries of history, witnessing wars, political changes, and cultural transformations.

Over the centuries, Sveti Stefan Cathedral has undergone several renovations and restorations, each adding to its historical significance while preserving its original character and purpose.

Timeline

1895
Construction begins on Sveti Stefan Cathedral
1945
Major architectural elements completed
1995
Construction completed or consecration
18th century
Renovations and additions in Baroque style
19th century
Major restoration work
20th century
Modern conservation efforts
Present
Continues to serve as an important religious and cultural landmark