The Painted Monasteries of Northern Moldavia are a group of historic religious sites in Romania, known for their stunning exterior frescoes. These monasteries, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, feature vibrant murals that depict biblical scenes and saints, showcasing the artistic style of the time. Notable examples include the Voroneț Monastery, famous for its "Last Judgment" painting, and the Sucevița Monastery, known for its intricate designs. These monasteries are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting visitors for their unique architecture and cultural significance. They reflect the rich history of the Moldavian Orthodox Church and the region's artistic heritage, making them important landmarks in Romania.