- In the Lower Town of Belgrade Fortress, there once stood the most famous landmark of medieval Belgrade: St. Michael’s Cathedral, known as Saborna Church in Serbian. Next to it was the residence of the bishop of Belgrade.
- The remains of the walls of the bishop’s residence were discovered in 1977 after many years of archaeological exploration.
- Since their discovery, these ruins have been conserved. However, the true restoration of this site is a task for the future.
- Sadly, there is no trace remaining of the church that was located next to the bishop’s residence.
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