Trebinje · Mirotinske grede · Medieval · Ottoman
Klobuk Fortress
Klobuk stands on the mountainous route east of Trebinje toward Nikšić. The city heritage account associates it with the medieval district of Vrm and records a written reference in 1042. Surviving photographs show heavily reduced limestone walls in a rugged karst landscape. This study therefore presents broken curtains and roofless fragments, with the ground plan explicitly approximate. The lost inhabited fortress is not reconstructed as an intact palace.
Explore the 3D modelThrough the centuries
1042
Written reference reported by the City of Trebinje heritage account.
Ottoman period
The stronghold remains part of the regional defensive landscape.
Architecture & evidence
Ruined tower
A conservative roofless shell represents the photographed ruined character. Its exact footprint is unverified.
Broken curtain
Uneven low limestone walls are interpreted from site photographs, not a measured survey.
Karst edge
The fortress occupies a rocky inland escarpment; the landscape is not a coastal island.
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An archaeological ruin in uneven terrain. Confirm the current walking approach and site access locally.
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