The Church of the Holy Transfiguration is located in the Village of Žabari near Topola, in close proximity to the main road passing through the village. Built in the mid-19th century, with a height of 36 meters, it is one of the tallest sacral structures in the Šumadija Diocese. The church is surrounded by a fenced churchyard, which also includes the priest's residence. The main entrance to the complex is on the eastern side, where an access path leads to the building. It is believed that the church’s patron, who built the temple with the blessing of Miloš Obrenović, is buried on the southeastern side under a tombstone with the initials M.G. The church is a single-nave structure with a triconchal layout, featuring architectural elements of the Baroque-Classicist style, giving it a cathedral-like appearance. The altar area on the eastern side ends in a semicircular apse, with choir apses of the same shape on either side. The nave is vaulted with a barrel vault and covered by a gable roof. On the western side, there is a small narthex with a gallery, vaulted with cross vaults, above which rises a dominant Baroque bell tower. The bell tower is covered with a characteristic ‘Baroque dome’ on a square base, clad in copper sheeting. Another dome once stood above the altar area until it was destroyed in an earthquake in 1909. The same earthquake also brought down the upper part of the church—the original vault with its supporting brick arches, portions of the walls above the vault, and the roof structure. The church interior was plastered and repainted in 1971, and the existing inadequate wooden vault was painted. The floor consists of glazed, multicolored concrete tiles.