Studenica Monastery is one of the richest and largest Serb Orthodox monasteries dedicated to the Holy Virgin. The monastery is known for its collection of thirteenth- and fourteenth-century Byzantine-style paintings. It's representative of the typical Rascian architectural style, with a mix of Byzantine and Romanesque elements.
The monastery became the cultural, medical, and spiritual center of medieval Serbia under Sava's tutelage. It is well-preserved and encompasses two churches: the Church of the King and the Church of the Virgin, both of which have been built using white marble.
Location: 116, Brezova 36343, Serbia
Highlights: the Church of the King and the Church of the Virgin.