Crkva Svetog apostola Luke

About Crkva Svetog apostola Luke

Crkva Svetog apostola Luke is a Serbian Orthodox church in Filmski Grad, a neighbourhood of Belgrade’s Čukarica municipality. The church occupies a mapped site in the wider Rakovica area, at approximately 44.7515354, 20.4338957. Its Serbian name is Црква Светог апостола Луке.

Construction took place from 1999 to 2003. The church’s cross and plot were consecrated in September 1999, while Patriarch Pavle consecrated the foundations later that year. Patriarch Pavle celebrated the first hierarchical liturgy here in 2000 and consecrated the completed church on 22 June 2003.

The building is faced with travertine imported from Italy and covered with lead. Its three bells were cast in Innsbruck, Austria. The church grounds include a candle chapel dedicated to Saint Nicholas, built in 2007, as well as a parish house completed in 2004 and a memorial fountain added in 2005. The iconostasis was designed by Lukić and built by Užice stonemason Dragan Šuljagić; the church also contains work by iconographer Rad M. Pavlović and a mosaic by Zoran Mihajlović of Belgrade. Public listings give the address as Kneza Višeslava 100, 11032 Belgrade, and the telephone number as 011/2340-354.

Practical details

Phone

011/2340-354

Full address

Kneza Višeslava 100, 11032 Belgrade, Serbia

Sources

• beogradskevesti.info
• mapcarta.com
• www.planplus.rs
• www.planplus.rs

Checked 2026-09-02

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External links

• View on Wikidata