CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT (CRKVA SVETOG DUHA)

On the Holy Trinity Square, the monastery was built by the Franciscan order in the 13th century. During the Ottoman invasion, the church was used as a Muslim place of worship. In 1842, after being destroyed by a fire, the church was rebuilt, with a Baroque bell tower. The whiteness of the façade walls and the pale yellow of the side walls are in harmony and contrast with the slate black of the roof, giving the whole a great elegance.