
Belgrade Fortress
Belgrade · Serbia
Serbian layer from the early 15th century
Homeland
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.

Belgrade · Serbia
Serbian layer from the early 15th century

Belgrade, Kalemegdan · Serbia
1928

Belgrade, Republic Square · Serbia
1882

Belgrade · Serbia
1837–1840

Belgrade · Serbia
1829–1831

Belgrade, Vračar · Serbia
since 1935

Avala, Belgrade · Serbia
1934–1938

Belgrade, Kalemegdan · Serbia
15th century; present church 1867–1869

Belgrade, Kalemegdan · Serbia
1930

Belgrade, Dorćol · Serbia
event of 1862

Belgrade, Students’ Square · Serbia
1857–1863

Belgrade, 5 Students’ Square · Serbia
1932

Belgrade, Nikola Pašić Square · Serbia
1907–1936

Belgrade, Topčider · Serbia
1831–1834

Belgrade, New Cemetery · Serbia
1927–1931

Belgrade, King Alexander Boulevard · Serbia
1937

Belgrade, Vračar · Serbia
1979

Belgrade · Serbia
1881–1884

Irig, Fruška Gora · Serbia
1509–1516

Sremski Karlovci · Serbia
1892–1895

Irig, Fruška Gora · Serbia
church 1576

Grgeteg, Fruška Gora · Serbia
according to tradition 1471; church c. 1770

Bođani, Bač · Serbia
according to tradition 1478; church early 18th century

Novi Sad, Liberty Square · Serbia
1939

Kovilj, Novi Sad · Serbia
1741–1749

Sremski Karlovci · Serbia
1791 (building 1891)

Ušće, Kraljevo · Serbia
1183–1196

Novi Pazar · Serbia
c. 1260

Novi Pazar · Serbia
1170–1171

Novi Pazar · Serbia
9th–10th century

Pazarište, Novi Pazar · Serbia
9th–14th century

Kraljevo · Serbia
1206–1217

Prijepolje · Serbia
1234–1236

Despotovac · Serbia
1406/7–1418

Senje, Ćuprija · Serbia
1375–1377

Kruševac · Serbia
1370s

Rekovac · Serbia
1407–1413

Trstenik · Serbia
c. 1388

Topola · Serbia
1910–1930

Kruševac · Serbia
1904

Tršić, Loznica · Serbia
memorial complex, 20th century

Šumarice, Kragujevac · Serbia
since 1953

Perućac, Bajina Bašta · Serbia
14th–15th century

Hrta, Prijepolje · Serbia
14th–15th century

Dragačevo, Lučani · Serbia
19th–20th century

Raška · Serbia
1277–1282

Pridvorica, Ivanjica · Serbia
c. 1195

Ibar gorge, Kraljevo · Serbia
13th century

Kruševac · Serbia
c. 1371

Užice · Serbia
14th century

Takovo, Gornji Milanovac · Serbia
1815

Orašac, Aranđelovac · Serbia
1804

Tekeriš, Loznica · Serbia
between the world wars

Mačkov Kamen, Jagodnja · Serbia
between the world wars

Rastište, Bajina Bašta · Serbia
14th–15th century

Kragujevac · Serbia
1818–1822

Bajina Bašta · Serbia
late 13th century

Vraćevšnica, Gornji Milanovac · Serbia
1428–1431

Aleksandrovac · Serbia
last third of the 14th century

Stalać, Ćićevac · Serbia
14th century

Kadinjača, Užice · Serbia
1952–1979

Smederevo · Serbia
1428–1430

Niš · Serbia
1809

Rajac, Negotin · Serbia
19th century

Kuršumlija · Serbia
1159–1166

Starac, near Vranje · Serbia
11th century (according to tradition)

Golubac · Serbia
14th century

Čegar, Niš · Serbia
1927

Niš, King Milan Square · Serbia
between the world wars
Under the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia, the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija is an integral part of Serbia. It was the heart of the medieval Serbian state and of the Serbian Church and has the greatest density of Serbian medieval monuments; some of them are on the List of World Heritage in Danger.

Dečani · Serbia
1327–1335

Peć · Serbia
13th–14th century

Gračanica · Serbia
1321

Prizren · Serbia
1306–1307

Prizren · Serbia
1343–1352

Zvečan · Serbia
1313–1317

Kosovo Polje, Obilić · Serbia
1953

Srbica, Drenica · Serbia
c. 1434

Zvečan · Serbia
12th century and earlier

Novo Brdo · Serbia
late 13th–15th century
Studenica, Istok · Serbia
13th century