A unique 4th-century sculpture featuring Mithras fighting a bull watched by fragments of an audience (of ladies and centurions) is easy to peruse in a glass-sided display kiosk. Once worshipped in a now-mysterious, forgotten religion, Mithras was a pre-Zoroastrian Persian sun god 'rediscovered' by mystical Romans.
To find it head north up Krajice Katarine from the Motel Turist 98 complex and take the first left, an unlikely residential dead end. It's at the end on the right.
