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Visoki Dečani Високи Дечани Visoki Dečani church Location of Visoki Dečani within Kosovo Monastery information Order Serbian Orthodox Established 1327–35 Diocese Eparchy of Raška and Prizren People Founder(s) King Stefan Dečanski Important associated figures Stefan Dečanski, Stefan Dušan Architecture Style Serbo-Byzantine style Site Location Dečani, Kosovo [a] 661 m (2,168.6 ft) Coordinates 42°32′48.9984″N 20°15′57.999″E  /  42.546944000°N 20.26611083°E  / 42.546944000; 20.26611083 Coordinates: 42°32′48.9984″N 20°15′57.999″E  /  42.546944000°N 20.26611083°E  / 42.546944000; 20.26611083 Public access yes Website https://www.decani.org UNESCO World Heritage Site Official name Medieval Monuments in Kosovo Type Cultural Criteria ii, iii, iv Designated 2004 (28th session) Reference no. 724 State Party Serbia Region Europe and North America Cultural Heritage of Serbia Official name

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