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Serbian cultural treasures
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Latinska

Latin church

Glašinac, Žitorađa • XIV century

Latin church is a small, single-nave edifice of a rectangular basis with a semi-circular apse in the east.

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The church of Saint Jovan

Orljane, Doljevac • XI century

The St. John church in the village of Orljane was built on a flat plateau on the Komnjiga hill, across the medieval town Koprijan.
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Fortress Hisar

Prokuplje • XIV century

The fortress was built in the second half of the 14th century, at the time when the Turkish invasion from the east was certain.

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Latin or Jug Bogdan church

Prokuplje • XIV century

The church was built on an already familiar holy place where in the late 1st century the temple dedicated to Hercules.
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Sokograd

Sokobanja • XIII century

Fortification Sokograd is built on an inaccessible tump in the river Moravica canyon, 2 km southeast from Sokobanja.
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Medieval town Stalac

Stalac, Cicevac • XIV century

Stalac town was built on a roundly-accessible terrain, which is why it is fortified with massive ramparts.

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Skobaljic town

Vucje, Leskovac • XV century

Nikola Skobaljic was a Serbian duke born in Dubocica, the last ruler of this area before the Turkish conquest. The fortress is built in the canyon of the river Vucjanka.

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Church of the Holy Mother of God

Trgovište • XIV century

The natural phenomenon called Devil’s Stone (Vražji kamen) is located in the southeast of Serbia, 5km from Trgovište.

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St. Nikola Monastery

Kuršumlija, Toplica • XII century

St. Nikola Monastery is located in Kuršumlija, on the outskirts of the town, high on the left bank of the Toplica river.

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Markovo Kale

Vranje • XIII century

The fortress Markovo Kale is 4,5 km away from Vranje, built on a ridge 750m high, between the mountains Krstilovica and Pljačkavica, along the old road Vranje-Leskovac.

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Rudare Monastery

Leskovac • XVIII century

The church of St Paraskeva in Rudare is located at the slopes of mountain Kukavica, on the Rudare slope which gently flows into the wide Leskovac basin.

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Roman thermal baths

Bace, Prokuplje • III century

Roman thermal baths are located between the villages of Bace and Pločnik, under the bridge, on the 20th km of the road leading from Prokuplje toward Kuršumlija.