Countries
Serbian monuments by country
Serbian monuments stand in 14 countries on three continents. Serbian heritage does not follow state borders — it follows endowments, migrations, the paths of war and communities.
Homeland
Serbia
The heartland of Serbian monumental heritage — from the Nemanjić endowments of Raška, the churches of the Morava school and the shrines of Kosovo and Metohija to the memorials of the wars of liberation.
80 monumentsSerbia
Belgrade Region
18 monumentsSerbia
Vojvodina Region
8 monumentsSerbia
Šumadija and Western Serbia Region
35 monumentsSerbia
Southern and Eastern Serbia Region
8 monumentsSerbia
Kosovo and Metohija Region
11 monumentsSerbian lands in the region
Montenegro
Nemanjić endowments in Zeta, Cetinje, Ostrog and Lovćen — centres of Orthodoxy and of the Serbian epic tradition.
8 monumentsBosnia and Herzegovina
The monasteries of Herzegovina, the churches of Republika Srpska and restored shrines destroyed in the wars of the 20th century.
7 monumentsCroatia
The Dalmatian monasteries of Krka and Krupa, Tesla’s Smiljan in Lika and Jasenovac — the site of the greatest suffering of the Serbs in the Second World War.
6 monumentsNorth Macedonia
Endowments of King Milutin, Despot Jovan Oliver and the Mrnjavčević family — summits of 14th-century Serbian art.
5 monumentsEurope and the world
Austria
Vienna — for centuries a centre of Serbian books, science and art.
1 monumentCzechia
Graves of Serbian soldiers who died as prisoners of war in Bohemia during the First World War.
1 monumentFrance
Monuments to the French–Serbian alliance.
1 monumentUnited States
Spiritual centres of the Serbian diaspora and monuments to Nikola Tesla.
3 monuments