Church of St. Catherine

The Catholic Church of St. Catherine in Bar, also known as the Cathedral of St. Catherine, is a prime example of the multi-layered precious historical and cultural heritage of Montenegro. Impressive in its appearance, this sacred building dates back to the late 15th and early 16th centuries and represents the most striking feature of medieval art within the old city core. The structure is conceived as a three-nave basilica, intertwining multi-layered architecture, uniting different artistic styles and periods.

The stone facade ensemble of this church stands out for its monumentality, representing a harmonious blend of Renaissance, Romanesque, and Gothic stylistic elements. Meticulously crafted portal elements further accentuate its character. Inside the church, the richness of frescoes and icons not only reveals the spiritual heritage of the space but also provides an exceptional insight into the artistic and architectural creativity of the time..

Our expert team undertook the challenge of conserving and restoring the Church of St. Catherine, paying special attention to the reconstruction of stained glass windows. This challenging task required precise and careful work, taking into account the complexity of materials and technical characteristics of stained glass. Thus, the Church of St. Catherine became a true field of action for a highly skilled approach to preserving this precious piece of cultural heritage.