List of Serbian Orthodox monasteries

This is a list of Serbian Orthodox Christian monasteries.

The majority of Serbian Orthodox monasteries are in Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and to a lesser extent in Croatia.

Serbia

Vojvodina

Name	Foundation	Image	Notes
Monasteries of Fruška Gora:
Beočin Monastery	before 1566		Located in Beočin
Bešenovo Monastery	late 13th century, destroyed in WWII		Located in Bešenovački Prnjavor
Divša Monastery	late 15th century		Located between Vizić and Divoš
Grgeteg Monastery	1471		Located in Grgeteg
Jazak Monastery	early 16th century		Located in Jazak
Krušedol Monastery	1509		Located in Krušedol
Kuveždin Monastery	1520		Located near Divoš
Mala Remeta monastery	before 1546		Located in Mala Remeta
Novo Hopovo monastery	before 1451		Located near Irig
Petkovica Monastery	early 16th century		Located between Divoš and Šišatovac
Privina Glava Monastery	12th century		Located in Privina Glava
Rakovac Monastery	1498		Located in Rakovac
Staro Hopovo monastery	1496		Located near Irig
Šišatovac Monastery	1520		Located in Šišatovac
Velika Remeta monastery	late 13th century		Located in Velika Remeta
Vrdnik-Ravanica Monastery	1521		Located in Vrdnik
Located elsewhere:
Name	Notes	Image
Bavanište monastery Баваниште	15th century		Located near Pančevo
Bođani Monastery Бођани	1478		Located in Bođani
Fenek Monastery	late 15th century		Located in Jakovo
Hajdučica monastery Хајдучица	1939		Located in Hajdučica
Holy Trinity monastery Манастир Свете Тројице	19th century		Located in Kikinda
Kovilj Monastery Ковиљ	early 13th century		Located in Kovilj
Mesić Monastery Месић	1225		Located in Mesić, near Vršac
Saint Melanie monastery Манастир Свете Меланије	1935
Obed Monastery Обед	1446
Sombor Monastery Сомбор	1928
Središte monastery Средиште	late 15th century
Vojlovica Monastery Војловица	14th century

Central Serbia

Name	Foundation	Image	Notes
Arilje Monastery Манастир Ариље	1296		Located in Arilje. It was founded by Serbian King Stefan Dragutin in 1296, on the ruins of an earlier church built in 1219 by Archbishop Sava.
Ajdanovac Monastery Манастир Ајдановац	1485		Located in Prokuplje.
Bradača Monastery Брадача	end of 14th century
Brezovac Monastery Манастир Светог Архангела Михаила - Брезовац	1444
Blagoveštenje Monastery Манастир Благовештење (Каблар)	before 1602		Located in Ovčar Banja.
Blagoveštenje Rudničko Monastery Манастир Благовештење Рудничко	late 14th century		Located in Stragari.
Bukovo monastery Буково	1282–1321		Located in Negotin. It was founded by Serbian King Stefan Milutin (r. 1282–1321). Renovated in 1902.
Crna Reka Monastery Црна Река	13th century		Located in Tutin. It was founded in the 13th century, and includes the cave-church dedicated to Archangel Michael, with 16th-century frescoes and relics of St. Peter of Koriša.
Ćelije Monastery Ћелије	late 13th century		Located in Valjevo. It was founded in the late 13th century, possibly by King Stefan Dragutin.
Čokešina Monastery Чокешина	14th century		Located in Loznica.
Davidovica Monastery Давидовица	1281
Dokmir Monastery Докмир	15th century
Drača Monastery Драча	before 1389
Drenča Monastery Манастир Дренча	1379–82
Dubnica Monastery Дубница	mid–17th century		Located in Nova Varoš. It was founded by Serbian Patriarch Gavrilo Rajić-Rašković (1595-1659).
Đunis Monastery Ђунис	1898
Đurđevi stupovi Ђурђеви Ступови	1171		Located in Novi Pazar. It was founded by Grand Prince Stefan Nemanja. World Heritage Site.
Gornjak Monastery Горњак	1376
Gradac Monastery Градац	1189		Located in Čačak.
Gradac Monastery Градац	1270		Located in Gradac (Raška).
Monastery of the Holy Trinity in Gornja Kamenica Манастир Свете Тројице у Горњој Каменици	1457		Located in Knjaževac.
Ilinje Monastery Илиње	1938
Janja Monastery Јања	late 15th century
Ježevica Monastery Јежевица	1337		Located in Čačak. According to folklore, it was founded in 1337.
Monastery of John the Baptist	1517		Located in Jašunja, Leskovac.
Monastery of St. John Glavosek Манастир Светог Јована Главосека	14th or 15th century		Located in Paraćin. Ruins.
Monastery of St. John Chrysostom Манастир Светог Јована Златоустог	Ottoman period
Jovanje Monastery Јовање	late 15th century
Kalenić Monastery Каленић	1407
Kaona Monastery Kaoнa	14th century
Kastaljan Monastery Кастаљан	13th century
Klisura Monastery Клисура	early 13th century
Koporin Monastery Копорин	1402
Koroglaš monastery Корoглаш	14th century
Kovilje Monastery Ковиље	13th century
Kumanica Monastery Куманица	14th century
Lapušnja Monastery Манастир Лапушња	1501		Located in Boljevac.
Lelić Monastery Лелић	20th century
Lipovac Monastery Липовац	1399		Located in Aleksinac.
Ljubostinja Monastery Љубостиња	1388
Saint Mother of Christ Monastery Манастир Свете Богородице	1159
Manasija Monastery Манасија	1407
Monastery of Marija Petruška Манастир Марије Петрушке	15th century
Mažići Monastery Мажићи	12th century		Located in Priboj. It was founded during the reign of Stefan Nemanja, or even earlier. A hospital existed at the monastery complex during the reign of Stefan Milutin. It has been destroyed and renovated several times.
Mileševa Monastery Милешава	1234
Miljko's Monastery Миљков манастир	1374
Naupara Monastery Манастир Наупара	1380s		Located in Kruševac. It is currently a nunnery.
Saint Nicholas Monastery Манастир Светог Николе	second half of 12th century
Nikolje Monastery Никоље	1425		Located in Topola. It was founded in 1425 by Nikola Dorjenović, a nobleman in the service of Despot Stefan.
Nimnik Monastery Нимник	1389
New Pavlica Monastery Нова Павлица	1381		Located near Brvenik (Ibar). It was founded by The Musić brothers a nobleman that served the Serbian Empire (1345–1371), and during its fall (1371–1389) it served Tsar Lazar's Serbia.
Pavlovac Monastery Павловац	early 15th century
Paraskeva Monastery Параскева	Ottoman period
Radovašnica Monastery Радовашница	1541
Transfiguration Monastery Преображење	1528
Pribojska Banja Monastery Прибојска Бања	12th century
Pridvorica Monastery Манастир Придворица	12th century
Poganovo Monastery Поганово	before 1499
Pokajnica Monastery Покајница	1818
Saint Prohor Pčinjski Monastery Свети Прохор Пчињски	1067-1071
Pustinja Monastery Пустиња	1622		Built on ruins of an 11th-century church.
Rača monastery Рача	1273
Rakovica Monastery Раковица	14th century
Ravanica Monastery Раваница	1375
Monastery of St. Roman Свети Роман	before 1020
Rudenica Monastery Руденица	before 1405		Located in Aleksandrovac. It was founded by local nobleman Vukašin and his wife Vukosava. It was destroyed several times in history, and was restored in 1936.
Rukumija Monastery Рукумија	second half of the 14th century
Sisojevac Monastery Сисојевац	1389
Saint Nicholas monastery (Soko) Манастир Светог Николе (Соко)	1467
Sopoćani Monastery Сопоћани	1260		Located in Novi Pazar. Founded by King Stefan Uroš I. World Heritage Site.
Sretenje Monastery Сретење	late 16th century
Stara Pavlica Monastery Стара Павлица	late 12th century		Located near Brvenik (Ibar). Ktitor unknown.
Stjenik Monastery Стјеник	late 14th century
Studenica Monastery Студеница	1190
Tresije Monastery Тресије	late 13th century
Tronoša Monastery Троноша	1276
Holy Trinity Monastery Манастир Свете Тројице	13th century
Tuman monastery Туман	beginning of 14th century
Uspenje monastery Успење	14th century
Vavedenje monastery Ваведење	late 13th century
Monastery of the Presentation of the Holy Mother of God Манастир Ваведења Пресвете Богородице	1499		Located in Jašunja, Leskovac.
Monastery of the Presentation of the Holy Mother of God Манастир Ваведења Пресвете Богородице	1936
Vaznesenje monastery Ваведење	16th century
Vavedenje Ваведење
Veluće monastery Велуће	1377
Vitovnica monastery Витовница	1289
Vojlovica monastery Војловица	1383
Voljavča monastery Вољавча	1050
Vratna monastery Вратна	14th century
Vraćevšnica monastery Враћевшница	1428
Vrelo monastery Врело - Трнавско Благовештење	before 15th century
Vujan monastery Вујан	14th century
Zaova monastery Заова	before 1467
Zemun monastery Земун	1786
Zlatenac monastery Златенац	1410s
Žiča Monastery Жича	1205

Kosovo and Metohija

During the unrest in Kosovo and Metohija, 35 churches and monasteries were destroyed or seriously damaged by the Albanian Muslims. In total, 156 Serbian Orthodox churches and monasteries have been destroyed since June 1999. Many of the churches and monasteries dated back to the 12th, 13th and 14th centuries.^[1]

Name	Foundation	Image	Notes
Monastery of the Holy Archangels Манастир Свети Арханђели	1343
Banjska Monastery Бањска	1312
Binač (Buzovik) Monastery Бинач/Бузовик	14th century
Our Lady of Ljeviš Богородица Љевишка	1307
Budisavci Monastery Будисавци	14th century
Devič Monastery Девич	1434
Dobra Voda Monastery Добра вода	14th century
Dolac Monastery Долац	14th century
Draganac Monastery Драганац	1381
Duboki Potok Monastery Дубоки Поток	14th century
Globarica Monastery Глобарица	16th century
Gorioč Monastery Гориоч	early 14th century
Grabovac Monastery Грабовац	14th century
Gračanica Monastery Грачаница	1310
Kmetovce Monastery Кметовце	early 14th century
Mušutište Monastery, of the Virgin Hodegetria Мушутиште	1315
Patriarchal Monastery of Peć Манастир Пећка патријаршија	>1235
Saint Barbara Monastery
Monastery of St. Mark of Koriša Свети Марко Коришки	1467
Monastery of St. Uroš Свети Урош	before 1371
Sokolica Monastery Соколица	14th century
Studenica Hvostanska Студеница Хвостанска	early 13th century
Tamnica Monastery Тамница	14th century
Ubožac Monastery Убожац	late 13th century
Visoki Dečani Monastery Високи Дечани	1327
Vračevo Monastery Врачево	1316
Zočište Monastery Зочиште	before 1327

Montenegro

Name	Foundation	Image	Notes
Monastery of Holy Archangel Michael Манастир Светог Архангела Михаила	early 13th century		Located on Miholjska prevlaka, Tivat. In ruins, with planned reconstruction.
Beška Monastery Бешка	1440		Located on Beška in the Skadar Lake. Includes Church of St. George built by Lord of Zeta Đurađ II Balšić (r. 1385–1405), and Church of St. Mary built by Lady Jelena Balšić in 1439/40. Holds the relics of Jelena Balšić.
Bijela Monastery Бијела	before 1656		Located in Šavnik. According to folklore, it was built in 1010 by two local noblemen, financially supported by Jovan Vladimir. Its oldest found mention is from 1656.
Donje Brčele Monastery Доње Брчеле	before 1443		Located in Bar. It was founded by Jelena Balšić (1365–1443), the daughter of Prince Lazar of Serbia. Šćepan Mali (fl. 1766–d. 1773), the impostor pretender of Montenegro, was buried there.
Monastery of the Holy Trinity of Pljevlja Манастир Свете Тројице/Света Тројица Пљеваљска	before 1573		Located in Pljevlja. It was most likely built before 1465 on the site of an earlier wooden church. Its oldest found mention is from 1573.
Cetinje Monastery Цетињски Манастир	1701–04		Located in Cetinje. It was built by Metropolitan Danilo I with stone from the nearby demolished monastery built by Ivan Crnojević in 1484. There are several relics held in the monastery, such as the remains of St. Peter of Cetinje, the (alleged) right hand of John the Baptist, particles of the True Cross, the icon of the Philermos Mother of God, the remains of Petar II Petrović-Njegoš (relocated), Royal Regalia of Serbian Emperor Stephen Uroš IV Dušan, among others.
Ćelije Monastery Ћелије	15th century
Dajbabe Monastery Дајбабе	1897		Located in Podgorica
Dovolja Monastery Довоља	mid-13th century
Dubočica Monastery Дубочица	before 1565
Duljevo Monastery Дуљево	early 14th century
Donji Monastery Доњи	1824
Đurđevi stupovi (Ђурђеви ступови) tracts of St. George	1213		Located in Berane. It was founded by Stefan Prvoslav, the nephew of Stefan Nemanja, in 1213. It is the seat of the Eparchy of Budimlje-Nikšić.
Gradište Monastery Градиште	1116
Kaludra Monastery Калудра	14th century
Kom Monastery Ком	1415–27	-	Located in Cetinje. It was founded by the Crnojević noble family. In the early 19th century, it served as the seat of the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral for a short time.
Kosijerevo Monastery Косијеревео	early 14th century
Majstorovina Monastery Мајсторовина	beginning of 13th century		Located in Bijelo Polje. Includes the Church of the Holy Trinity built during the time of Vukan Nemanjić (fl. 1190–1207). Its inventory was transferred to Dobrilovina in 1673, later to Nikoljac.
Morača Monastery Морача	1252
Moračnik Monastery Морачник	1417
Monastery of Saint Nicholas (Obod) Манастир Светог Николе - Обод	13th century
Nikoljac Monastery Никољац	16th century
Ostrog Monastery Острог	1665		Located in Danilovgrad. Founded by bishop Basil of Ostrog (1610–1671). Popular pilgrim site.
Saint Peter of Cetinje House Дом "Свети Петар Цетињски"	modern
Monastery of St. George Манастир Светог Ђорђа	16th century
Piva Monastery Пива	1573
Podmaine Monastery Подмаине	15th century
Podmalinsko Monastery Подмалинско	1252
Podostrog Monastery Подострог	15th century
Praskvica Monastery Праскавица	1050
Reževići Monastery Режевићи	1223
Monastery of St. Sava	2012		[2]
Savina Monastery Савина	1030
Somina Monastery Сомина	1996
Stanjevići Monastery Стањевићи	13th century
Starčeva Gorica Monastery Старчева Горица	1376
Voljavac Monastery Вољавац	early 13th century		Located in Bijelo Polje. Built by King Stefan the First-Crowned (r. )
Vranjina Monastery Врањина	early 13th century
Nunneries
Banja Monastery Бања	13th century
Upper Brčele monastery Горње Брчеле	late 14th century
Dobrska Ćelija monastery Добрска Ћелија	15th century
Ćelija Piperska Ћелија Пиперска	1637
Dobrilovina Monastery Добриловина	late 16th century
Long Moračka Monastery Дуга Морачка	1755
Podlastva Monastery Подластва	1350
Ždrebaonik Monastery Ждребаоник	1818
Župa Monastery Жупа	early 13th century

Under re-establishment/construction or in ruins

Name	Foundation	Image
Bliškova Monastery Блишкова	13th century
Brezojevica Monastery Брезојевица	13th century
Monastery of St. John the Baptist Манастир Светог Јована Крститеља	mid-15th century
Monastery of St. Luke Манастир Свети Лука	15th century
Monastery of St. Nicholas Манастир Светог Николе у Грабовцу	13th century
Monastery of the Mother of God of Krajina Манастир Богородица Крајинска/Пречиста Крајинска	10th century
Orahovo Monastery Орахово	early 15th century
Ostros Monastery Острос	early 11th century
Podvrh Monastery Подврх	Ottoman period
Holy Transfiguration Monastery Манастир Светог Преображења	late 15th century
Šudikova Monastery Шудикова	13th century
Uroševica Monastery Урошевица	14th century
Vojnići Monastery Војнићи	15th century
Žanjica Monastery Жањица	12th century
Monastery of Sts. Cyril and Methodius Манастир Светог Кирила и Методија	1993
Monastery of the Holy Transfiguration Манастир Светог Преображења	1996		[3]

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Republika Srpska

Name	Foundation	Image	Notes
Bišnja Monastery Бишња	2002–06		Located in Donja Bišnja, near Derventa.
Čajniče Monastery	1492		Located in Čajniče.
Detlak Monastery Детлак	1303		Located in Donji Detlak, near Derventa. Founded by King Stefan Dragutin.
Dobrićevo Monastery Добрићево	1964 (1232)		Located in Orah, near Bileća. Relocated due to floodings.
Dobrun Monastery Добрун	1340		Located near Višegrad. Founded by župan Pribil. Destroyed in 1462, late 18th century, 1875, World War I, 1945.
Dragaljevac Monastery Драгаљевац	1909		Located near Bijeljina. Altar dating to 1310.
Duga Njiva Monastery Дуга Њива	1992		Located near Modriča.
Duži Monastery Дужи	1694		Located near Trebinje, in the Popovo field.
Glogovac Monastery Глоговац	before 1463		Located in Babići, near Šipovo. Reconstructed by Omar Pasha in 1867.
Gomionica Monastery Гомионица	before 1536[4]		Located in Kmećani, near Banja Luka. Official site
Hercegovačka Gračanica Monastery Херцеговачка Грачаница	1999		Located in Trebinje.
Ilinka Monastery	14th century		Located in Krupa na Vrbasu. Destroyed by the Ottomans.
Karno Monastery Карно	1896		Located near Srebrenica.
Klisina Monastery Клисина	Late 15th century		Located in Prijedor. Built on an earlier church dating to the 13th century that was destroyed by the Ottomans in 1463.
Knežina Monastery Кнежина	1962		Located near Sokolac. Built on a late medieval foundation.
Krupa Monastery Крупа	1317
Liplje Monastery Липље	15th century		Located near Teslić. According to folklore founded by Saint Sava in 1219.
Lomnica Monastery Ломница	1301		Located in Šekovići. According to folklore founded by King Stefan Dragutin.
Lovnica Monastery Ловница	16th century
Moštanica Monastery Моштаница	Before 1556		Located near Kozarska Dubica. According to folklore founded by the Nemanjić dynasty.
Osovica Monastery Осовица	13th or 14th century		Located near Srbac. Reconstructed in 2003.
Ozerkovići Monastery Озерковићи	2002		Located near Sokolac.
Ozren Monastery Озрен	16th century
Papraća Monastery Папраћа	before 1550		Located near Šekovići. According to folklore founded by the Nemanjić dynasty.
Petropavlov Monastery Петропавлов	20th century		Located near Trebinje. Built on medieval foundations.
Pjenovac Monastery Пјеновац	2001		Located near Han Pijesak.
Sase Monastery Сасе	13th century
Sokolica Monastery Соколица	2002		Located near Sokolac.
Stuplje Monastery Ступље	15th century		Destroyed in 1690.
Monastery of the Holy Archangel Gabriel Манастир Светог архангела Гаврила
Monastery of St. Nicholas Манастир Светог Николе	2006		Located near Bijeljina.
St. Basil of Ostrog Monastery Манастир Светог Василија Острошког	1996–2001		Located in Bijeljina.
Tavna Monastery Тавна	late 13th century		Located near Bijeljina. According to folklore founded by King Stefan Dragutin or his sons.
Treskavac Monastery Трескавац	Before 1888		Located near Ribnik.
Tvrdoš Monastery Тврдош	1509		Located near Trebinje.

Federation of B&H

Name	Foundation	Image	Notes
Rmanj Monastery Рмањ	late 15th or early 16th century[5]		Located in Martin Brod, near Drvar.
Rožanj Monastery Рожањ	13th century		Located in Rožanj, Sapna municipality
Veselinje Monastery Веселиње	1975		Located in Vrba, near Glamoč. Built on the location of an older church built in 1865, destroyed by the Ustashe in 1941.
Vozuća Monastery Возућа	16th century		Located in Vozuća, near Zavidovići. Damaged in 1941–42 by Ustashe and Muslim militias, and during the Bosnian War.
Zavala Monastery Завала	13th century		Located in Zavala. Damaged in World War II and Bosnian War.
Žitomislić Monastery Житомислић	15th century		Located near Mostar. Destroyed in 1941 by Ustashe, and by Croat forces in 1992.

Croatia

Several monasteries were destroyed during the World War II by the Ustashe and again, during the Yugoslav wars.^[6]

Name	Foundation	Image
Dragović Monastery Драговић	1395[7]
Gomirje Monastery Гомирје	1600[8]
Komogovina Monastery Комоговина	1693[9]
Krka Monastery Крка	1350[10]
Krupa Monastery Крупа	1317[11]
Lepavina Monastery Лепавина	1550[12]
Orahovica Monastery	1583[13]
Holy Lazarica Света Лазарица	1874
Saint Cyriaca Monastery Манастир Свете Недјеље	medieval
Oćestovo Monastery Оћестово	1928
Saint Parasceva Monastery Манастир Свете Петке	medieval
St. Basil of Ostrog Monastery Манастир Светог Василија Острошког	2005–
Pakra Monastery Манастир Пакра	1556[14]

Republic of Macedonia

The Macedonian Orthodox church declared autocephaly on July 19, 1967, from the Serbian church, a move which is not recognised by any of the churches of the Eastern Orthodox Communion, and since then, the Macedonian Orthodox Church is not in communion with any Orthodox Church.^[15] Several Serbian monasteries are thus in control of the non-recognized MOC, in reality part of the Orthodox Ohrid Archbishopric. The following are founded by Serbs or in the control of the SOC:

Name	Image	Foundation	Notes
Kakovo Monastery Манастир Каково		?
Lesnovo monastery Манастир Лесново		1341
Marko's Monastery Марков манастир		1346
Matejić Monastery		1357	Located near Skopje and Kumanovo.
Saint George Monastery Манастир светог Ђорђа		1313–18	Located in Staro Nagoričane. It was built by Stefan Milutin on the ruins of an older Byzantine church, built in 1071.
Saint Nikita Monastery Манастир светог Никите	-	1307

Romania

Name	Image	Foundation	Notes
Sveti Đorđe monastery Манастир светог Ђорђа		1485
Šemljug monastery Манастир Шемљуг		15th century
Sveti Simeon monastery Манастир светог Симеона
Bazjaš monastery Манастир Базјаш		1225	According to folklore, the monastery was founded in 1225 by Archbishop Sava.[16]
Bezdin monastery Манастир Бездин		1539
Zlatica monastery Манастир Златица
Kusić monastery Манастир Кусић		14th century
Sveti Đurađ monastery Манастир свети Ђурађ

Others

English	Serbian Cyrillic	Country	Founded	Image
Hilandar Monastery	Хиландар	Greece (Mount Athos monastic autonomous region)	1198
Serbian Kovin Monastery	Манастир Српски Ковин	Hungary (Ráckeve/ Srpski Kovin)	15th century
Grabovac Monastery	Грабовац	Hungary (Grábóc/ Grabovac)	14th century
Monastery of the Dormition of the Most Holy Theotokos in Himmelsthür	Манастир Успења Пресвете Богородице у Химелстиру	Germany (Himmelsthür)
St. Sava's Serbian Orthodox Seminary and Monastery	Манастир Светог Саве	United States (Libertyville, Illinois)	1923
New Gračanica Monastery	Нова Грачаница	United States (Third Lake, Illinois)	1984
St. Paisius Monastery	Манастир Светог Пајсија	United States (Safford, Arizona)
Monastery of St. Herman of Alaska	Манастир преп. Германа Аљаскинског	United States (Platina, California)
Monastery of the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos	Манастир Рождества Пресвете Богородице	United States (Springboro, Pennsylvania)
Monastery of St. Mark	Манастир Светог Марка	United States (Sheffield, Ohio)
Monaster of St. Pachomius	Манастир Светог Пахомија	United States (Greenfield, Missouri)
Holy Archangel Michael and All Angels Skete	Манастир	United States (Weatherby, Missouri)
Marča Monastery	Марча	United States (Richfield, Ohio)
Monastery of the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos	Манастир Рождества Пресвете Богородице	United States (New Carlisle, Indiana)
Holy Resurrection Serbian Orthodox Skete	Манастир Васкрсење Христово	United States (Fallbrook, California)
Serbian Orthodox Monastery of the Meeting of the Lord	Манастир Сретење	United States (Escondido, California)
St. Archangel Michael Serbian Orthodox Skete	Mанастир Свети Архангел Михаилo	United States (Ouzinkie, Alaska)
St. Xenia Serbian Orthodox Skete	Ckит Блажене Ксеније	United States (Lake Wildwood, California)
St. Nilus Island Serbian Orthodox Skete	Ckит Нил Сорски	United States (Ouzinkie, Alaska)
St. Xenia Metochion Serbian Orthodox Monastery	Манастир Блажене Ксеније	United States (Indianapolis, Indiana)
Monastery of All Serbian Saints	Манастир	United States (Columbus, Michigan)
Holy Transfiguration Serbian Orthodox Monastery	Манастир Светог Преображења	Canada (Campbellville, Ontario)
St. Sava - New Kalench Serbian Orthodox Monastery	Свети Сава - Нови Каленић	Australia (Wallaroo, South Australia)
Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos Serbian Orthodox Monastery	Заштита Пресвете Богородице	Australia (Tallong, New South Wales)
Saint Sava - Elaine Serbian Orthodox Monastery	Свети Сава - Илејн	Australia (Elaine, Victoria)
Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos Skete - Inglewood	Рождество Пресвете Богородице	Australia (Inglewood, South Australia)

Cave monasteries

There are several cave monasteries (built into mountains and caves) of the Serbian Orthodox Church, including those of the Holy Annunciation, Kovilje, Crna Reka, Gornjak, Hermitage of St. Peter Koriški, Kađenica, Lukovo, Rsovci, Savina, in Serbia, and Ostrog monastery, in Montenegro.

See also

• Serbian Orthodox church

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References

Sources

• Mileusnić, Slobodan (1997). Spiritual Genocide: A survey of destroyed, damaged and desecrated churches, monasteries and other church buildings during the war 1991-1995 (1997). Belgrade: Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church. 
• Mileusnić, Slobodan (2004). Srpski manastiri : od Hilandara do Libertvila (in Serbian). Belgrade: Srpska književna zadruga. ISBN 978-8637908661. OCLC 492359583. 
• Branka Kulić; Nedeljka Srećkov (1994). The monasteries of the Fruška Gora. (translated from Serbo-Croatian by Randall A. Major). Novi Sad: Prometej. OCLC 37140877. 
• Marković, Ignatije (2008). Pravoslavni manastiri u Bosni i Hercegovini. Друштво за очубање баштине. 
• Svetlana S. Popović. Krst u krugu : arhitektura manastira u srednjovekovnoj Srbiji. 
• Olga Zirojević. Crkve i manastiri na području pećke patrijaršije do 1683. godine. 
• Dušan V. Komluški. Srednjevekovni manastiri i crkve u Srbiji. 
• Miloš Đurasinović. Srednjovekovni manastiri i crkve Srbije. 
• Dragomir Pétroniévitch (1917). "Les cathédrales de Serbie".  (Public Domain)
• Vasilije Marković (1920). "Pravoslavno monaštvo i manastiri u srednjovekovnoj Srbiji".  (Public Domain)

External links

• panacomp.neet
• The official website of the Serbian Orthodox Church
• Monasteries in Serbia
• Monasteries at Discoverserbia.org

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