U serijalu tekstova koji slede otkrićemo lokacije koje će Vam Novi Sad pokazati u najboljem svetlu, mesta koja ćete sigurno želeti da posetite opet i u koja ćete se zaljubiti! Ovaj grad pruža svakome od nas sve što poželi!
Crkva prenosa moštiju Svetog Nikole je po dimenzijama najmanji objekat SPC u Novom Sadu. Građena je u prvoj polovini 18. veka i nalazi se u ulici Nikole Pašića.
Ova crkva poznata je i kao Nedeljkova crkva po Nedeljku Bogdanoviću koji je najzaslužniji za njenu izgradnju. Građena je u starom ruskom carskom stilu sa pozlaćenim kupolama koje odmah upadaju u oči.
Hram je bombardovan dva puta, i velikom akcijom naroda uspeo je da se izdigne. Sva dokumenta izglerala su prilikom prvog bombardovanja tako da ne postoji tragovi o tačnom nastanku hrama.
Najzanimljiviji podatak o ovom svetom mestu jeste svakako da su u njemu krštena deca čuvenog svetskog naučnika Alberta Ajnštajna čija je žena bila Novosađanka Mileva Marić.
In the following series of articles, we will discover locations that Novi Sad will show you in the best light, places that you will definitely want to visit again and that you will fall in love with! This city gives each of us everything we want!
The Church of the Transfer of the Relics of Saint Nicholas is the smallest building of the SPC in Novi Sad. It was built in the first half of the 18th century and is located in Nikola Pašića Street.
This church is also known as Nedeljko’s church after Nedeljko Bogdanović, who is most responsible for its construction. It was built in the old Russian imperial style with gilded domes that immediately catch the eye.
The temple was bombed twice, and with a great action of the people, it managed to rise. All documents were destroyed during the first bombardment, so there are no traces of the exact origin of the temple.
The most interesting information about this holy place is certainly that the children of the famous world scientist Albert Einstein, whose wife was Mileva Marić from Novi Sad, were baptized there.
