Audio Guide of the Church of the Holy Spirit

The church is open daily, but hours may vary depending on religious celebrations. For tourist visits, we recommend going between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Check the latest hours on its website or call +381 21 718 018 before your visit.

Admission is free, although voluntary donations for the upkeep of the church are appreciated. Religious services such as Mass are open to the public at no cost.

It is recommended to spend between 20 and 40 minutes appreciating the Neo-Gothic architecture, stained glass windows, and main altar. If you want to attend Mass, add 1 extra hour.

Built in 1909, it is a symbol of the Croatian Catholic community in Vojvodina. Its Neo-Gothic style, with a 65-meter tower, makes it unique in the region, reflecting Serbia's multicultural heritage.

Any time of year is good, but May to October offers better weather. Avoid Sunday mornings if you are looking for peace and quiet, as that is when Mass is held. The afternoons provide good light for photographing its stained glass windows.

The main entrance is step-free, but the interior has some uneven levels. Contact +381 21 718 018 in advance for specific assistance. The restrooms are not fully adapted.

The Vrbas Town Hall is 5 minutes away and features Neoclassical architecture, along with the Central Park. We also recommend exploring the local wineries and the City Museum, 3 km away.

Wear modest clothing, with shoulders and knees covered, and avoid Mass times if you only want a tourist visit. You may take photos without flash. For historical context, download the free Vrbas audio guide.