Immovable Cultural Heritage of Exceptional Importance (Serbia)

Immovable Cultural Heritage of Exceptional Importance (Serbian: Непокретна културна добра од изузетног значаја / Nepokretna kulturna dobra od izuzetnog značaja) are those objects of Immovable cultural heritage that enjoy the highest level of state protection in the Republic of Serbia. Immovable Cultural Heritage is classified as being of Exceptional Importance upon decision by the National Assembly of Serbia. They are inscribed in the Central Register of Immovable cultural property maintained by the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Serbia.[1] Objects of Immovable cultural heritage have to fulfill one or more of those criteria defined in the Law on Cultural Heritage of 1994 in order to be categorized as being "of exceptional importance":[2]

exceptional importance for social, historical or cultural development of the people, or for the development of its natural environment;
evidence of important historic events or persons and their work;
unique (rare) example of human creativity of the time or an unique example from the natural history;
great influence on the development of society, culture, technology, or science;
exceptional artistic or aesthetic value.

According to the Law, there are four classes of Immovable Cultural Heritage: Cultural Monuments, Archaeological Sites, Historic Landmarks and Spatial Cultural-Historical Units. Objects in each of those classes can be categorized as being "of exceptional importance" by the National Assembly.

List of Cultural Heritage of Exceptional Importance

There are currently 2591 objects of immovable cultural heritage inscribed in the Central Register, 200 of which are categorized as being of "of exceptional importance" (155 cultural monuments, 18 archaeological sites, 16 historic landmarks and 11 spatial cultural-historical units).[1]

Key
^*	Those monuments are located in the disputed territory of Kosovo.[lower-alpha 1]

Cultural monuments of Exceptional Importance

Number in the Central Register	Name	City/Municipality	Location address	designated cultural heritage	Exceptional importance since	Comment
SK 162	St. Achillius Church (Arilje Monastery)	Arilje	Arilje	25 October 1947	7 April 1979
SK 1	Dositej's Lyceum	Belgrade / Stari Grad	Belgrade 21 Gospodar Jevremova St.	10 August 1946	7 April 1979
SK 2	Princess Ljubica's Residence	Belgrade / Stari Grad	Belgrade 8 Sime Markovića St.	5 September 1946	7 April 1979
SK 3	Belgrade Fortress	Belgrade / Stari Grad	Belgrade Kalemegdan Upper Town	31 May 1965	7 April 1979
SK 12	Captain Miša's Mansion	Belgrade / Stari Grad	Belgrade 1 Studentski Trg	4 November 1974	7 April 1979
SK 97	Saborna crkva	Belgrade / Stari Grad	Belgrade 3 Kneza Sime Markovića St	25 March 1968	7 April 1979
SK 52	Museum of 4 July	Belgrade / Savski Venac	Belgrade 10 Bulevar oktobarske revolucije(10 Bulevar mira)	17 May 1965	7 April 1979
SK 54	Secret Partisan Print Shop	Belgrade / Savski Venac	Belgrade 12 Banjički venac St.	18 May 1965	7 April 1979
SK 5	Complex of the Residence of Prince Miloš (Cluster of four monuments)	Belgrade / Rakovica	Belgrade 2 Rakovački put St.	2 December 1946	7 April 1979	Residence of Prince Miloš
SK 6		Belgrade / Savski Venac	11 Vojvode Putnika St.			Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, Topčider
SK 7			11 Vojvode Putnika St.			Parish House in Topčider
SK 56			Topčider Park.	28 May 1965		Obelisk in Topčider Park
SK 539	Pokajnica Monastery	Velika Plana	Staro Selo	20 December 1948	7 April 1979
SK 977	Golubac Fortress	Golubac	Golubac	1 March 1948	7 April 1979
SK 502	Takovo complex (Wooden Church with the Second Serbian Uprising memorial)	Gornji Milanovac	Takovo	17 April 1970	7 April 1979
SK 140	Manasija monastery	Despotovac	Despotovac	5 March 1948	7 April 1979
SK 609	Tabula Traiana	Kladovo	Tekija	22 November 1949	7 April 1979	Part of Roman limes
SK 271	District Courthouse	Kragujevac	Kragujevac 10 Dragog Barjaktarevića St.	5 May 1969	7 April 1979
SK 270	House of Svetozar Marković	Kragujevac	Kragujevac 23 Svetozara Markovića St.	17 January 1948	7 April 1979
SK 344	Sobrašice of Lužnice	Kragujevac	Lužnice	20 March 1968	7 April 1979	Located inside the churchyard.
SK 159	Žiča	Kraljevo	Kruševica	25 October 1947	7 April 1979
SK 158	Studenica monastery	Kraljevo	Brezova	23 October 1947	7 April 1979	World Heritage Site
SK 168	Maglič	Kraljevo	Maglič	1 March 1948	7 April 1979
SK 157	Lazarica with Kruševac Fortress	Kruševac	Kruševac	9 September 1947	7 April 1979
SK 207	Church of Saint Nicolas (St. Nicholas' Monastery)	Kuršumlija	Kuršumlija	18 November 1947	7 April 1979
SK 208	Church (Monastery) of the Holy Mother of God	Kuršumlija	Kuršumlija	18 November 1947	7 April 1979	Only the ruins.
SK 82	Memorial Church in Lazarevac	Lazarevac	Lazarevac	7 November 1966	7 April 1979
SK 1469	"Mačkov Kamen" Complex	Ljubovija	Crnča On top of the Jagodnja moountain	25 November 1976	7 April 1979
SK 128	Despot Stefan Lazarević Memorial	Mladenovac	Markovac	3 December 1974	7 April 1979
SK 223	Hajduk Veljko's Powder Magazine	Negotin	Negotin	13 March 1950	7 April 1979
SK 290	Early Byzantine Tomb with Frescoes	Niš / Pantelej	Niš Živorada Kostića Moravca St.	25 January 1949	7 April 1979
SK 218	Skull Tower	Niš / Mediana	Niš Bulevar Zorana Djindjića	6 May 1948	7 April 1979
SK 240	Niš concentration camp (Memorial complex "12. February")	Niš / Crveni Krst	Niš 12. februara bb	13 May 1977	7 April 1979
SK 155	Đurđevi Stupovi	Novi Pazar	Vrbolazi	26 August 1947	7 April 1979	World Heritage Site "Stari Ras and Sopoćani"[3]
SK 182	Petrova Church	Novi Pazar	Novi Pazar	18 December 1948	7 April 1979
SK 156	Sopoćani	Novi Pazar	Doljani	26 August 1947	7 April 1979
SK 534	Stari Ras	Novi Pazar	Bubregovići, Sebečevo	22 August 1947	7 April 1979
SK 295	Old house (Hristić family House)	Pirot	Pirot Nikole Pašića No.49	3 June 1970	7 April 1979
SK 167	Banja Monastery	Priboj	Banja	23 February 1948	7 April 1979
SK 161	Mileševa	Prijepolje	Mileševo	23 October 1947	7 April 1979
SK 493	Partisan Hospital	Prijepolje	Prijepolje	26 January 1952	7 April 1979	Conservated remains
SK 407	Church of St. Peter and Paul	Požega	Gornja Dobrinja	29 May 1974	7 April 1979
SK 160	Gradac monastery	Raška	Gradac	25 October 1947	7 April 1979
SK 245	Kalenić monastery	Rekovac	Kalenićki Prnjavor	10 March 1948	7 April 1979
SK 538	Smederevo fortress	Smederevo	Smederevo	8 October 1946	7 April 1979
SK 191	Museum of 1941 Upraising (National Bank Building)	Užice	Užice Corner of Titova and 18 Heroja Dejovića streets	29 April 1949	7 April 1979	Today National Museum of Užice
	Partisan printing house "Borba"		Užice 95 Miloša Markovića St.		7 April 1979	Today Dormitory for the Secondary Schools Students
	Headquarters of the Main People's Liberation Comity of Serbia		Užice 8 Vuka Karadžića St.		7 April 1979	Today Music School "Vojislav-Lale Stefanović
	Partisan Hospital		Krčagovo		21 July 1983
	Plant nursery		Krčagovo		7 April 1979
—[lower-alpha 2]	Kadinjača[4]	Užice	Zaglavak	—[lower-alpha 2]	7 April 1979
SK 515	Stari Han (Moljković's Inn)	Užice	Kremna	24 August 1975	7 April 1979
SK 261	Mausoleum Church in Oplenac	Topola	Topola selo	16 June 1970	7 April 1979
SK 183	Ljubostinja	Trstenik	Prnjavor	22 December 1948	7 April 1979
SK 244	Ravanica	Ćuprija	Senje	5 March 1948	7 April 1979
SK 483	House of Dimitrije Tucović	Čajetina	Gostilje	2 March 1950	7 April 1979
SK 675	Wine cellar	Čačak	Atenica	19 March 1971	7 April 1979
SK 457	Memorial chapel with the crypt	Šabac	Prnjavor	12 December 1962	7 April 1979
SK 525	Wooden Church	Bajina Bašta	Dub	31 March 1981	21 July 1983
SK 523	St. Peter and Paul's Church	Čajetina	Sirogojno	16 June 1980	21 July 1983
SK 184	Monument to the Unknown Hero	Voždovac	Beli Potok on Avala	18 December 1984	5 December 1987
SK 224	Prohor Pčinjski Monastery	Bujanovac	Klenike	23 September 1950	7 April 1979
SK 224	Memorial Rooms in Prohor Pčinjski	Bujanovac	Klenike	23 September 1950	22 July 1989
SK 1013	Bođani monastery	Bač	Bođani	4 December 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1014	Franciscan Cloister	Bač	Bač 10 Maršala Tita St.	30 May 1951	3 December 1990
SK 1015	Dunđerski Palace	Bačka Palanka	Čelarevo	7 May 1970	3 December 1990
SK 1016	Neštin House	Bačka Palanka	Neštin 34 Koče Popovića St.	21 May 1968	3 December 1990
SK 1017	Bački Petrovac House	Bački Petrovac	Bački Petrovac 7 B. Mokića St.	25 May 1965	3 December 1990
SK 1018	Beočin monastery	Beočin	Beočin	22 November 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1019	Rakovac monastery	Beočin	Beočin	22 November 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1039	"Šlajz" Lock	Bečej	Bečej	22 June 1983	3 December 1990
SK 1425	Bishop's palace	Vršac	Vršac	24 January 1968	3 December 1990
SK 1020	Mesić monastery	Vršac	Mesić	10 March 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1373	Vojinovića Bridge*	Vučitrn	Vučitrn R. Dedovića St.	11 June 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1374	Medieval palace of Vučitrn (Vojinović Tower)*	Vučitrn	Vučitrn	19 May 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1375	(Remains of the) Serbian Ortodox Church (Monastery) of St. Barbara*	Gnjilane	Kmetovce	10 July 1963	3 December 1990
SK 1376	Wooden house of Loćane (Danilović House)*	Dečani	Loćane	22 May 1958	3 December 1990	Burned and destroyed by Albanians.[5]
SK 1377	Hadum mosque*	Đakovica	Đakovica	19 February 1955	3 December 1990
SK 1207	Serbian Orthodox Church in Čurug	Žabalj	Čurug	12 February 1971	3 December 1990
SK 1021	Church of Saint Nicholas	Inđija	Stari Slankamen	16 August 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1022	Velika Remeta monastery	Irig	Velika Remeta	22 November 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1023	Vrdnik-Ravanica monastery	Irig	Vrdnik	6 December 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1024	Grgeteg monastery	Irig	Grgeteg	22 November 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1025	Jazak monastery	Irig	Jazak	7 December 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1026	Mala Remeta monastery	Irig	Mala Remeta	7 December 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1027	Candlemas Church	Irig	Krušedol Selo	27 April 1957	3 December 1990
SK 1040	Krušedol monastery	Irig	Krušedol Selo	22 November 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1041	Novo Hopovo monastery	Irig	near Irig	7 December 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1042	Staro Hopovo monastery	Irig	near Irig	7 December 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1378	Gorioč monastery*	Istok	near Istok	14 July 1958	3 December 1990
SK 1379	Bogorodica Hvostanska (Remains)*	Istok	Studenica	10 July 1963	3 December 1990
SK 1380	Serbian Ortodox Church of St. John the Baptist*	Istok	Crkolez	16 April 1958	3 December 1990
SK 1381	St. Nicholas' Serbian Ortodox Church in Đurakovac*	Istok	Đurkovac	9 July 1955	3 December 1990	Burned and raised to the ground by Albanians in 1999.[5]
SK 1043	Church of St. Nicholas	Kikinda	Kikinda Trg srpskih dobrovoljaca 28	14 December 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1028	Suvača	Kikinda	Kikinda Corner of Moravska and Nemanjina streets	17 May 1951	3 December 1990
SK 1238	Serbian Orthodox Church in Mokrin	Kikinda	Mokrin	18 June 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1382	Churches in White Drin valley* (Cluster of eight monuments)	Klina	Dobra Voda	16 April 1958	3 December 1990	Remains of St. Peter and Paul's Monastery
SK 1383			Dolac			Serbian Ortodox Church of the Presentation of the Virgin In July 1999, Albanians vandalized the church and smashed the altar table to pieces. In August, the church was blown up and leveled.[6]
SK 1384			Drsnik			Serbian Ortodox Church of St. Parascheva of the Balkans After the arrival of Italian KFOR forces into the area, the church was vandalized, set on fire and seriously damaged by Albanians using explosives, in June 1999.[7]
SK 1385			Mlečane			Serbian Ortodox Church of St. Nicholas
SK 1386			Čabić			Serbian Ortodox Church of St. Nicholas
SK 1387			Kijevo			Serbian Ortodox Church of St. Nicholas Albanians mined the building in July 1999. The building collapsed entirely. Crosses and tombstones at the cemetery were also destroyed.[8]
SK 1388			Pograđe			Serbian Ortodox Church of St. Demetrius – Donja Crkva (Lower Church)
SK 1389			Pograđe			Gornja Crkva (Upper Church)
SK 1029	St. George's Romanian Ortodox Church	Kovačica	Uzdin	6 April 1961	3 December 1990
SK 1390	Serbian Ortodox Church of the Presentation of the Virgin*	Kosovska Kamenica	Vaganeš	9 July 1955	3 December 1990	Vandalized in 1999 by Albanians[5]
SK 1391	Ubožac Monastery (Rđavac)*	Kosovska Kamenica	Močare	9 July 1955	3 December 1990
SK 1392	Serbian Ortodox Church of the Presentation of the Virgin*	Lipljan	Lipljan	19 October 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1030	Arača	Novi Bečej	Novi Bečej	16 February 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1154	Almaška Church	Novi Sad	Novi Sad Almaška street	6 August 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1156	Church of The Assumption	Novi Sad	Novi Sad Uspenska street	6 August 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1393	Old medieval city of Novo Brdo*	Novo Brdo	Novo Brdo	28 February 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1394	Serbian Ortodox Church of St. Nicholas*	Orahovac	Velika Hoča	16 April 1958	3 December 1990
SK 1395	Serbian Ortodox Church of St. John the Baptist*	Orahovac	Velika Hoča	16 April 1958	3 December 1990
SK 1424	Vojlovica monastery	Pančevo	Pančevo Spoljnostarčevačka nn. St.	23 April 1969	3 December 1990
SK 1051	Church of the Transfiguration	Pančevo	Pančevo	21. 06. 1948.	3 December 1990
SK 1396	Holy Transfiguration Church*	Klina	Budisavci	19 February 1952	3 December 1990
SK 1397	Bajrakli Mosque*	Peć	Peć	31 December 1957	3 December 1990
SK 1398	Serbian Ortodox Church of St. Jeremiah*	Peć	Goraždevac	16 April 1958	3 December 1990
SK 1031	Complex of Buildings with Household	Pećinci	Karlovčić 50 Špajanska St.	3 June 1976	3 December 1990
SK 1032	Ogar House	Pećinci	Ogar 29 Šumska St.	3 October 1973	3 December 1990
SK 1044	Church of St. Luke	Pećinci	Kupinovo 144 Branka Madžarevića St.	18 May 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1052	Serbian Ortodox Church of St. Nicholas	Pećinci	Sibač	3 October 1969	3 December 1990
SK 1399	Kaljaja Fortress*	Prizren	Prizren	24 September 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1400	Monastery and Hermitage of St. Peter of Koriša*	Prizren	Kabaš near Koriša	16 December 1950	3 December 1990
SK 1401	Church of Holy Salvation*	Prizren	Prizren Šumadijske Divizije nn. St.	27. 09.1948	3 December 1990	Destroyed by Albanians[5] during 2004 unrest
SK 1402	Church of St. Nicholas*	Prizren	Prizren 3 Miladina Popovića St.	29 May 1962	3 December 1990	Heavily damaged by Albanians in 1999, and again in 2004,[5] later renovated.
SK 1404	Churches of Sredačka Župa* (Cluster of seven monuments)	Prizren	Sredska Pejčići	16 December 1950	3 December 1990	Church of the Holy Virgin in Sredska (Pejčići Village)
SK 1403			Sredska Milačići	20 December 1956		St. George's Church in Sredska (Milačići village)
SK 1405			Mušnikovo			St. Nicholas' Church in Mušnikovo
SK 1406			Mušnikovo			St. Parascheva of the Balkans (St. Peter and Paul's) Church in Mušnikovo
SK 1407			Bogoševce			St. Nicholas' Church
SK 1408			Gornje Selo	16 April 1958		St. George's Church
SK 1409			Drajčići	16 April 1958		St. Nicholas' Church
SK 1410	Sinan Pasha's Mosque*	Prizren	Prizren Sime Igumanova nn. St.	27 September 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1411	Old Hamam*	Prizren	Prizren Kralja Petra I Oslobodioca nn. St.	18. 09.1954	3 December 1990
SK 1412	Imperial Mosque*	Pristina	Pristina Dunavska St.	17 September 1953	3 December 1990
SK 1174	Church of St. John	Sombor	Sombor	20 September 1950	3 December 1990
SK 1413	Devič*	Srbica	Lauša	24 March 1948	3 December 1990	Heavily burned and damaged by Albanians in 1999.[5]
SK 1033	Divša (Đipša) Monastery	Sremska Mitrovica	Divoš	7 December 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1045	Kuveždin monastery	Sremska Mitrovica	Divoš	23 November 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1046	Petkovica monastery	Sremska Mitrovica	Šišatovac	6 December 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1048	Granaries and Corn Cribs of Golubinci (Cluster of two monuments)	Stara Pazova	Golubinci 64 Pazovačka St.	12 September 1974	3 December 1990
SK 1049		Stara Pazova	Golubinci 42 Pazovačka St.	7 September 1974	3 December 1990
SK 1050	Šišatovac monastery	Sremska Mitrovica	Šišatovac	22 November 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1047	Old Church of St. Stephen	Sremska Mitrovica	Sremska Mitrovica	18 October 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1034	Patriarchate of Karlovci	Sremski Karlovci	Sremski Karlovci Branka Radičevića Square	21 April 1951	3 December 1990
SK 1053	The Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Nikolaj	Sremski Karlovci	Sremski Karlovci Branka Radičevića Square	18 July 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1035	Subotica Synagogue	Subotica	Subotica	8 April 1975	3 December 1990
SK 1036	Subotica City Hall	Subotica	Subotica	14 March 1967	3 December 1990
SK 1414	The church of the Holy Virgin Hodegetria*	Suva Reka	Mušutište	27 November 1948	3 December 1990	Completely destroyed in 1999 by Albanians.[5]
SK 1415	Saint George Church*	Suva Reka	Rečane	11 September 1953	3 December 1990
SK 1037	Roman Catholic Church in Čoka	Čoka	Čoka	20 January 1972	3 December 1990
SK 1211	Orthodox Church in Vilovo	Titel	Vilovo Žarka Zrenjanina St. 4	26 June 1957	3 December 1990
SK 1416	Medieval Serbian City of Zvečan*	Zvečan	Zvečan	29 August 1947	3 December 1990
SK 1449	Church of the Holy Protection of the Virgin – Sokolica*	Zvečan	Veliko Rudare Boljetin	25 December 1948	3 December 1990
SK 1417	Monuments of Nerodimlje* (Cluster of four monuments)	Uroševac	Gornje Nerodimlje	31 December 1967	3 December 1990	Nerodimlje Medieval Town with St. Nicholas' Church and Ruins of Byzantine basilica
SK 1418			Gornje Nerodimlje Jezerce	31 December 1967		Mali and Veliki Petrič Medieval Fortresses
SK 1419			Gornje Nerodimlje Jezerce	29 December 1966		Church of Dormition of the Virgin – "Monastery of St. Uroš" Albanians completely destroyed the monastery, using explosives, in 1999.[9]
SK 1420			Gornje Nerodimlje	19 July 1966		Church of the Holy Archangels The church was looted and set on fire by Albanians in 1999. A giant black pine tree was cut down and burned. The church cemetery was desecrated and the tombstones knocked over and damaged.[10]
—[lower-alpha 3]	Churches of Sirinićka Župa* (Cluster of four monuments)	Štrpce	Gornja Bitinja	—[lower-alpha 3]	3 December 1990	Church of St George in Gornja Bitinja[11]
SK 1421			Donja Bitinja	16 April 1958		St. Theodor Tyron's Church in Donja Bitinja
SK 1422			Gotovuša	16 April 1958		St. Nicholas' Church in Gotovuša
SK 1423			Štrpce	7 February 1967		St. Nicholas' Church in Štrpce
SK 1038	Privina Glava monastery	Šid	Privina Glava	6 December 1949	3 December 1990
SK 1451	St. Gabriel's Church	Šid	Molovin	1 August 1951	3 December 1990
SK 1366	Holy Archangels' Monastery*	Prizren	Jablanica	30 March 1948	4 June 1990	Looted and devastated in June-July 1999,[12] the 14th century Pine of Tsar Dušan was cut down and burned.[13]
SK 1367	Gračanica monastery*	Pristina	Gračanica	25 October 1947	4 June 1990	World Heritage Site
SK 1368	Visoki Dečani*	Dečani	Dečane	25 October 1947	4 June 1990	World Heritage Site
SK 1369	Bogorodica Ljeviška*	Prizren	Prizren 40 Kralja Milutina St.	11 March 1948	4 June 1990	World Heritage Site Burned and desecrated by Albanians in 2004.[5]
SK 1370	Patriarchate of Peć*	Peć	Peć	25 October 1947	4 June 1990	World Heritage Site
SK 1371	Banjska monastery*	Zvečan	Banjska	26 August 1947	4 June 1990
SK 1372	Terzijski Bridge*	Đakovica	Bistražin	22 December 1962	4 June 1990
SK 1078	Miloš Obrenović's House	Gornji Milanovac	Gornja Crnuća	5 November 1993	14 April 2000

Archeological Sites of Exceptional Importance

Number in the Central Register	Name	City/Municipality	Location address	designated cultural heritage	Exceptional importance since	Comment
AN 5	Vinča-Belo Brdo	Belgrade / Grocka	Vinča	30 March 1950	7 April 1979
AN 22	Mediana - Brzi Brod	Niš / Medijana	Brzi Brod	9 February 1949	7 April 1979
AN 24	Justiniana Prima	Lebane	Prekopčelica	12 February 1949	7 April 1979
AN 26	Mramorje	Bajina Bašta	Perućac	25 September 1968	7 April 1979	UNESCO World Heritage Site "Medieval Tomstones - Stećci"
AN 33	Velika humka	Požega	Pilatovići	29 April 1980	21 July 1983
AN 39	Rudna Glava	Majdanpek	Rudna Glava	24 June 1981	21 July 1983
AN 40	Gamzigrad–Romuliana (The Palace of Galerius)	Zaječar	Gamzigradska Banja	19 March 1948	7 April 1979	UNESCO World Heritage Site
AN 44	Pontes with Trajan's Bridge	Kladovo	Kladovo	28 March 1981	21 July 1983
AN 45	Lepenski Vir	Majdanpek	Boljetin	26 May 1966	7 April 1979
AN 103	Diana Fortress (Karataš)	Kladovo	Novi Sip	27 February 1965	21 July 1983
—[lower-alpha 4]	Kraku Lu Jordan	Kučevo	Brodica	—[lower-alpha 4]	21 July 1983
AN 104	Starčevo site (Grad)	Pančevo	Starčevo	8 April 1957	3 December 1990
AN 105	Bassianae	Ruma	Donji Petrovci	15 October 1947	3 December 1990
AN 106	Sirmium	Sremska Mitrovica	Sremska Mitrovica	9 December 1948	3 December 1990
AN 107	Židovar	Vršac	Orešac	16 October 1978	3 December 1990
AN 108	Gomolava	Ruma	Hrtkovci	30 December 1950	3 December 1990
AN 109	Čibska šuma	Bačka Palanka	Čelarevo	28 November 1972	3 December 1990
AN 123	Kalvarija (Titelski plato)	Titel	Titel	16 February 1971	3 December 1990
AN 124	Ulpiana*	Priština	Gračanica	22 April 1955	4 June 1990
AN 140	Viminacium	Kostolac	Kostolac	15 March 1949	7 April 1979

Historic Landmarks of Exceptional Importance

Number in the Central Register	Landmark	City/Municipality	Location address	designated cultural heritage	Exceptional importance since	Comment
ZM 6	Bela Crkva Memorial Complex	Krupanj	Bela Crkva	28 April 1949	7 April 1979	Site of the Uprising in Serbia (1941) includes: former Kafana building, municipal building, old school and church, with several monuments and memorials.
ZM 7	Bubanj Memorial Park	Niš / Palilula	Bubanj	30 May 1973	7 April 1979
ZM 9	Šumarice Memorial Park	Kragujevac	Kragujevac	27 December 1979	7 April 1979
ZM 15	Stolice site	Krupanj	Krupanj Stolice	19 July 1949	7 April 1979	Building in which the Stolice conference was held.
ZM 16	Marićevića jaruga	Aranđelovac	Orašac	24 June 1983	7 April 1979
ZM 21	Radovanjski Lug	Velika Plana	Radovanje	27 May 1971	7 April 1979
ZM 60	Memorial Ossuary on Mount Cer	Loznica	Tekeriš	24 June 2001	7 April 1979
ZM 61	Birth house of Vuk Karadžić	Loznica	Tršić	31 October 2002	7 April 1979
ZM 12	Kraljevo Memorial Park	Kraljevo	Kraljevo	1 June 1984	21 July 1983	Site of the Kraljevo massacre
ZM 13	Čegar	Niš / Pantelej	Kamenica	7 April 1983	21 July 1983
ZM 42	Ljubić Memorial Complex	Čačak	Ljubić	24 February 1971	21 July 1983
ZM 18	Memorial Complex "Boško Buha"	Prijepolje	Jabuka	30 May 1986	5 December 1987
ZM 26	Chapel of Peace (Site of the signing of Treaty of Karlowitz)	Sremski Karlovci	Sremski Karlovci	23 May 1963	3 December 1990
ZM 27	Site of the Battle of Slankamen	Inđija	Stari Slankamen	27 March 1969	3 December 1990
ZM 28	Site of the Battle of Petrovaradin (Vezirac Hill Memorial)	Novi Sad / Petrovaradin	Petrovaradin	2 April 1968	3 December 1990
ZM 39	Idvor Memorial Complex	Kovačica	Idvor 39 Mihajla Pupina St.	28 July 1977	3 December 1990	Complex includes: Birthouse of Michael Pupin, School he attended, Michael Pupin Foundation building and Pupin House.
—[lower-alpha 5]	Site of the Battle of Senta	Senta	Senta Porong	—[lower-alpha 5]	3 December 1990
ZM 41	Memorial Complex "Syrmian Front"	Šid	Adaševci	29 December 1994	3 December 1990
ZM 19	"Takovski grm" Memorial Complex	Gornji Milanovac	Takovo	6 July 1990	14 April 2000

Spatial Cultural-Historical Units of Exceptional Importance

Number in the Central Register	Name	City/Municipality	Location address	designated cultural heritage	Exceptional importance since	Comment
PKIC 1	Knez Mihailova Street	Belgrade / Stari Grad	Belgrade Knez Mihailova St.	6 April 1964	7 April 1979
PKIC 7	Old Čaršija Tešnjar	Valjevo	Valjevo	5 March 1969	7 April 1979
PKIC 22	Novi Pazar Fortress with the Old Bazaar and Altun Alem Mosque Complex	Novi Pazar	Novi Pazar	7 June 1985	7 April 1979
PKIC 26	Gornja Dobrinja Complex	Požega	Gornja Dobrinja	17 October 1991	7 April 1979	The complex includes the Church of St. Peter and Paul (itself designated a Cultural Monument of Exceptional importance), the warehouse, several tombstones and Prince Miloš birthplace memorial.
PKIC 10	Negotin Wine Cellar's Complex	Negotin	Štubik	8 June 1980	21 July 1983	The Complex includes: Rajac Wine Cellar, Rogljevo Wine Cellar and Štubik Wine Cellar with rural objects.
PKIC 14	Negotin Wine Cellar's Complex	Negotin	Rajac Rogljevo	23 February 1983	21 July 1983
PKIC 84	"Staro selo" Etno Complex	Čajetina	Sirogojno	27 November 1985	21 July 1983	The Complex includes: Church Sts. Peter and Paul (itself designated a Cultural Monument of Exceptional importance), graveyard and Rural ethno-complex.
PKIC 16	Topčider	Belgrade / Rakovica and Savski venac	Belgrade	9 July 1987	5 December 1987
PKIC 24	Stari Ras Munumental Area	Novi Pazar	Novi Pazar	24 November 1978	5 December 1987	World Heritage Site "Stari Ras and Sopoćani"[3]Stari Ras Munumental Area includes: Ras Fortress with Suburb (Pazarište), Petrova Church, Đurđevi Stupovi Monastery and Sopoćani Monastery (all four designated as Cultural Monuments of Exceptional Importance on their own).
PKIC 59	Gazimestan Memorial Complex*	Priština	Priština Gazimestan	10 May 1950	4 June 1990
PKIC 47	Sremski Karlovci city core	Sremski Karlovci	Sremski Karlovci	18 July 1949	3 December 1990
PKIC 52	Bač Fortress	Bač	Bač	30 July 1948	3 December 1990
PKIC 18	The area around Dositej's Lyceum	Belgrade / Stari Grad	Belgrade	23 November 1989	3 December 1990	Streets: Cara Uroša, Kralja Petra, Gospodar Jevremova, Gospodar Jovanova, Kapetan Mišina, Simina, Braće Jugovića, Kneginje Ljubice, Studentski Square, Zmaja od Noćaja, Višnjićeva
—[lower-alpha 6]	Fruška Gora with its monasteries and other monuments	Bačka Palanka, Beočin, Inđija,Irig, Novi Sad, Sremska Mitrovica, Šid		—[lower-alpha 6]	3 December 1990	Includes the whole Fruška Gora National Park.
PKIC 74	Military Technical Institute Complex	Kragujevac	Kragujevac Military-technical institute, Pyrotechnics	25 March 2014	12 February 2016

Notes

Kosovo is the subject of a territorial dispute between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia. The Republic of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence on 17 February 2008, but Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory. The two governments began to normalise relations in 2013, as part of the 2013 Brussels Agreement. Kosovo is currently recognized as an independent state by 97 out of the 193 United Nations member states. In total, 112 UN member states recognized Kosovo at some point, of which 15 later withdrew their recognition.
Kadinjača was classified as a Cultural Monument of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.
The Church of St George in Gornja Bitinja was classified as a Cultural Monument of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly as part of the cluster "Churches of Sirinićka Župa", although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.
Kraku Lu Jordan was classified as an Archaeological Site of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.
Site of the Battle of Senta was classified as a Historic Landmark of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.
Fruška Gora with Monasteries and Other Monuments was classified as a Spatial Cultural-Historical Unit of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.

References

"Immovable cultural property - IMP". Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Serbia - Belgrade. Retrieved 20 May 2020.
"Zakon o kulturnim dobrima: 71/1994-2425, 52/2011-10 (dr. zakon), 52/2011-16 (dr, zakon), 99/2011-3 (dr. zakon)". www.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs. Retrieved 20 May 2020.
Centre, UNESCO World Heritage. "Stari Ras and Sopoćani". UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
"Споменици културе у Србији". spomenicikulture.mi.sanu.ac.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
Group of authors, „Spomeničko nasleđe Srbije: nepokretna kulturna dobra od izuzetnog i od velikog značaja“ (II edition), Belgrade, 2007. ISBN 978-86-80879-60-4
"Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (10)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
"Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (18)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
"Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (34)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
"Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (6)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
"Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (7)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
"Споменици културе у Србији". spomenicikulture.mi.sanu.ac.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
"Monastery of the Holy Archangels – FEASIBILITY STUDY" (PDF). web.archive.org. Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia. 15 February 2009. Archived (PDF) from the original on 15 February 2009. Retrieved 18 May 2020.
Gaber, Rita. "After the War: The Destruction and Preservation of Sacred Sites in Kosovo". Sacred Sites International Foundation. Archived from the original on 7 April 2013. Retrieved 19 May 2020.

External links

Spomenici kulture od izuzetnog značaja. Ministry of Culture (in Serbian)
Republican Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments (in Serbian)
List of cultural monuments in Serbia (in Serbian)

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[status-3] Kosovo is the subject of a territorial dispute between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia. The Republic of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence on 17 February 2008, but Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory. The two governments began to normalise relations in 2013, as part of the 2013 Brussels Agreement. Kosovo is currently recognized as an independent state by 97 out of the 193 United Nations member states. In total, 112 UN member states recognized Kosovo at some point, of which 15 later withdrew their recognition.

[Kadinjača-5] Kadinjača was classified as a Cultural Monument of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.

[Gornja_Bitinja-13] The Church of St George in Gornja Bitinja was classified as a Cultural Monument of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly as part of the cluster "Churches of Sirinićka Župa", although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.

[Kraku_Lu_Jordan-17] Kraku Lu Jordan was classified as an Archaeological Site of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.

[Senta-18] Site of the Battle of Senta was classified as a Historic Landmark of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.

[Fruska_gora-19] Fruška Gora with Monasteries and Other Monuments was classified as a Spatial Cultural-Historical Unit of Exceptional Importance by the National Assembly, although it was never proclaimed a Cultural Heritage at the first place. Thus, it is not inscribed into the Central Register.

[:0-1] "Immovable cultural property - IMP". Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Serbia - Belgrade. Retrieved 20 May 2020.

[2] "Zakon o kulturnim dobrima: 71/1994-2425, 52/2011-10 (dr. zakon), 52/2011-16 (dr, zakon), 99/2011-3 (dr. zakon)". www.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs. Retrieved 20 May 2020.

[:1-4] Centre, UNESCO World Heritage. "Stari Ras and Sopoćani". UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Retrieved 21 May 2020.

[Kadinjaca_SANU-6] "Споменици културе у Србији". spomenicikulture.mi.sanu.ac.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.

[Spomenici-7] Group of authors, „Spomeničko nasleđe Srbije: nepokretna kulturna dobra od izuzetnog i od velikog značaja“ (II edition), Belgrade, 2007. ISBN 978-86-80879-60-4

[8] "Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (10)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.

[9] "Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (18)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.

[10] "Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (34)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.

[11] "Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (6)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.

[12] "Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (7)". www.rastko.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.

[14] "Споменици културе у Србији". spomenicikulture.mi.sanu.ac.rs. Retrieved 21 May 2020.

[15] "Monastery of the Holy Archangels – FEASIBILITY STUDY" (PDF). web.archive.org. Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia. 15 February 2009. Archived (PDF) from the original on 15 February 2009. Retrieved 18 May 2020.

[16] Gaber, Rita. "After the War: The Destruction and Preservation of Sacred Sites in Kosovo". Sacred Sites International Foundation. Archived from the original on 7 April 2013. Retrieved 19 May 2020.