Church of the Holy Trinity
Although the exact time of its founding is unknown, a place of worship existed on the site of the present-day church even before the Ottoman conquest of Pljevlja in 1465. The oldest part of the church has an almost square plan with a large apse, and four columns divide the nave into a wider central section and two narrow side aisles. The nave and altar were painted with frescoes in 1595, and the work is attributed to priest Strahinja of Budimlje. The narthex was added in 1876, and on the south wall of the nave there is a founder’s portrait of hegumen Visarion holding a model of the church.
