Voronet Monastery is a historic Romanian Orthodox monastery located in the northeastern part of Romania, near the town of Gura Humorului. Founded in 1488 by Stephen the Great, it is renowned for its stunning frescoes, particularly the famous "Last Judgment" on the western wall. The monastery is part of the Painted Monasteries of Bukovina, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The architecture of Voronet Monastery features a unique blend of Gothic and Byzantine styles, characterized by its vibrant blue exterior, often referred to as "Voronet blue." The monastery has served as a spiritual center for centuries and continues to attract visitors for its artistic and historical significance.