The Painted Churches of Northern Moldavia are a group of historic churches located in Romania, renowned for their stunning exterior frescoes. Built in the 15th and 16th centuries, these churches showcase a unique blend of Byzantine and Gothic architectural styles. The vibrant murals depict biblical scenes and saints, serving both artistic and educational purposes for the local community. These churches, including notable examples like Voroneț Monastery and Sucevița Monastery, are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. They reflect the rich cultural and religious history of the region, attracting visitors and scholars interested in medieval art and architecture.