The Monastery of St. John the Baptist stands in Voskopojë, in the Korçë district, and is recognised as a protected cultural-heritage monument.
According to the donor's inscription, the monastery church was built in 1632 and its frescoes were painted in 1659 — about 27 years after the foundations were laid.
The building is two storeys high and laid out in an "L" shape, comprising the church together with two further rooms that once served as the monastery's auxiliary spaces. The church measures roughly 17 m × 7.65 m × 9 m. Its frescoes, made with iron- and calcium-based pigments, are still well preserved, and the structure is notable for its distinctive brick ornamentation.
Architecturally, the church follows the Byzantine cross-in-square plan, with a simple narthex and a vaulted catholicon. It was once crowned by two domes set on polygonal drums. The north, west and south walls of the narthex were rebuilt over time, so only the eastern wall survives from the original narthex.