María Sánchez Yes, it really looks firm, as if nothing is moving it.

Matthew Carter That cross has been bolted straight into the stone since the 1890s rebuild. The whole tower tilts a couple of inches east but it never shifts.

Stefan Popović That's right, that tower has been leaning since the 1890s, and the cross has remained straight as an arrow. Here in Belgrade, on Vračar, they had to strengthen the foundations due to a similar movement of the ground a few years ago.

Елена Орлова The brickwork on the wall under the cross is completely straight, even after all these years. And the sky above him is really calm.

Elizabeth Taylor The brickwork does look solid. Is the church open to visitors on weekdays or just for services? What time does the morning liturgy usually start?

Софья Воробьёва The brickwork on the wall under the cross is indeed smooth, but on the roof on the left you can see how the tiles have sagged slightly in one place. I wonder when it was last repaired.

Xenia Bennett The cross really does look dead straight even with that lean in the tower.

Ольга Виноградова The masonry on the tower under the cross is made of such dense brick that it has hardly weathered in more than a hundred years. I wonder how long it will last without repair.

Елена Илиевска The cross stands upright despite the leaning tower.

Ζωή Χατζή The cross has been bolted on tight since 1890 as Matthew says. Does the church accept visitors on weekdays or only for services? And what time does the morning usually start?

Dragan Kostić Here in Montenegro, that tower would have given way from the rain a long time ago. And this cross stands as if he had placed it yesterday.