Serbien - NATUR

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Galaxy contact

 

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by Uros Petrovic (flickr)

Drina river (Western Serbia)

 

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Djeravica (2,656m) Area in southern Serbia

 

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Zlatibor (Western Serbia)

 

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SANU Building (Belgrade)

 

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Monastery Jovan Bogoslov (E Serbia)

 

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Peć, Southern Serbia

The Patriarchate of Peć, a group of churches in the immediate neighbourhood of Peć and at the entrance to the Rugovo gorge, is one of the most important monuments of the Serbian past. It was the centre of the Serbian church for centuries.

 

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photographer: Igor Jeremić

Mountains of Metohija, South Western Serbia

 

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photographer: Igor Jeremić

Belgrade (Capital City of Serbia) from above

 

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Visoki Dečani is a major Serb Orthodox Christian monastery located in the Serbian province of Kosovo and Metohija, 12 km south of the town of Peć. The monastic katholikon is the largest medieval church in the Balkans containing the most extensive preserved fresco decoration. In 2004, UNESCO listed the monastery on the World Heritage List, citing its frescoes as "one of the most valued examples of the so-called Palaeologan renaissance in Byzantine painting" and "a valuable record of the life in the 14th century". In 2006, it was added to the List of World Heritage Sites in danger due to the potential for attacks by ethnic-Albanian partisans