The church is located in the Banovo Brdo residential area, specifically near the popular Ada Ciganlija river island.
The saint to whom the church is dedicated, Saint Paraskeva, is traditionally celebrated on October 27th in the Serbian Orthodox calendar.
Unlike many of Belgrade's older, historic churches, this site is a prime example of modern suburban church expansion in the city.
The Church of Saint Paraskeva is a modern Serbian Orthodox place of worship located in the Čukarica municipality of Belgrade. It serves the local parish and is dedicated to Saint Paraskeva, a 10th-century ascetic known for her acts of charity. The building is situated within a residential neighborhood near the Sava River. It features contemporary architectural elements typical of late 20th and early 21st-century church construction in the region. The interior contains traditional iconography and liturgical items used for regular community religious services. The site is actively maintained as a spiritual center for the surrounding inhabitants.
From the exterior courtyard facing the main entrance, which captures the symmetry of the church facade.
Visit during the weekday mornings for the quietest atmosphere.
Respect that this is an active local parish church where community members are often in prayer.
Combine your visit with a walk through the nearby parkland toward the Sava River.
Avoid visiting during Sunday morning liturgies if you are not there to worship, as the space becomes crowded with local parishioners.
Shoulders and knees must be covered; women may choose to wear a headscarf; maintain a quiet, respectful demeanor; do not photograph worshippers.
