Architecture of Serbia

[Vožd]

Serbia in middle age belong to Byzantine civilization, but as westernmost orthodox state, Serbia was always under strong western influence, also today parts of Serbia had a different history and this is results of different architectures, western and eastern (byzantine mostly).
You can put some typical examples.

[Vožd]

Romanesque architecture:







Byzantine with romanesque influence

[Hudayar]

Byzantine "Civilization"

Stopped reading here.

[Decius]

Saborna Crkva looks western influenced

[Vožd]

Some neogothic:

[Philip Latinowitz]

orthodox monestaries are quite nice

[Vožd]

Saborna Crkva looks western influenced

Baroque + neoclasicizm typical in Vojvodina and north central Serbia.

[Hudayar]

Byzantine "Civilization"

Stopped reading here.

If Serbia belongs to Byzantine "civilization" it means that Serbia is an uncivilized country because Byzantines aka so-called Romans were inferior uncivilized barbarians.

[Vožd]

Byzantine "Civilization"

Stopped reading here.

Whats wrong? East (Byzantine) and West Roman empire had different culture.

[Hudayar]

Whats wrong? East (Byzantine) and West Roman empire had different culture.

There's no such thing as "East Rome". it's "Byzantine". Byzantines were never Roman. They were wannabe.
and no they didn't have culture either.