Moldavian architectural style is a type of architecture that developed in the historical region of Moldavia between the fourteenth and nineteenth centuries, reaching its peak during the reign of Stephen the Great in the fifteenth century. The Moldavian monasteries built in this style, prized for their painted exterior walls, are recognized on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
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