A simple iron cross on top of a beautifully carved Corinthian pillar originating from 1778 stands on the corner of the main square (Tzar Lazar Square).The square named after Tzar Lazar was formed in the 1970’s when some of the Danube bank houses were demolished here. Formerly the memorial cross stood in a tight alley, the cross was erected in the place of a small wooden church where the Serbian refugees fleeing here from the Turks buried the body of their sacred hero, Tzar Lazar until returning to their homes.