U serijalu tekstova “Moje putovanje kroz Novi Beograd” koji slede predstavićemo Vam lokacije na Novom Beogradu koje su od istorijskog značaja, kultna mesta koja čine ovu opštinu najinteresantnijom za turiste koji imaju želju da posete Beograd i Srbiju. Ova opština nudi niz zanimljivosti počevši od istorijskih građevina, noćni provod tokom cele nedelje, obilazak muzeja, verskih objekata, sportskih manifestacija, plovidba rekama i delova koji su poznati samo lokalcima, a koje kada ih jednom posetite – sigurno ćete poželeti i da im se vratite!
Na Bežanijskoj kosi, na Novom Beogradu, nalazi se Hram Svetog Vasilija Ostroškog. Gradnja ove crkve započeta je 1996. godine i to je prva svetinja podignuta na teritoriji opštine Novi Beograd posle II svetskog rata.
Voljom pravoslavnog naroda skupljeni su prilozi i u znak poštovanja prema Vasiliju Ostroškom podignuta je na ovom mestu.
Ovaj hram je projektovao, po uzoru na stare neimare, čuveni srpski arhitekta i univerzitetski profesor Mihajlo Mitrović koji je bio stipendista Ujedinjenih nacija u Danskoj i Francuskoj, i veoma uvažen u celom svetu.
In the series of texts “My journey through New Belgrade” that follows, we will present you locations in New Belgrade that are of historical importance, iconic places that make this municipality the most interesting for tourists who want to visit Belgrade and Serbia. This municipality offers a number of interesting things, starting with historical buildings, nightlife throughout the week, visiting museums, religious buildings, sports events, sailing on rivers and parts that are known only to locals, and which once you visit – you will definitely want to come back. ! On the Bežanijska Kosa, in New Belgrade, there is the Church of St. Vasilij Ostroški. The construction of this church began in 1996, and it was the first church built on the territory of the municipality of Novi Beograd after World War II. Contributions were collected by the will of the Orthodox people and as a sign of respect for Vasilij Ostroški, it was erected in this place. This temple was designed, modeled on old buildings, by the famous Serbian architect and university professor Mihajlo Mitrović, who was a scholarship holder of the United Nations in Denmark and France, and highly respected all over the world.
