Srebrenica · Drina canyon · Medieval · Ottoman
Klotijevac Fortress
Klotijevac commands a steep ridge above the Drina canyon. Drina National Park describes an elongated site of roughly 100 by 20 metres, with two towers, their connecting wall and a ruined building on a lower terrace. The surviving tower photographs show open rectangular masonry and deeply broken edges. The model interprets those remains rather than rebuilding an intact residence. The water below is the inland Drina–Perućac reservoir landscape.
Explore the 3D modelThrough the centuries
Medieval period
The fortress controls a section of the Drina canyon.
Architecture & evidence
Upper tower shell
National Park photographs show a roofless rectangular tower with a deeply broken face.
Linked second tower
The park records two surviving towers and connecting masonry within an elongated site.
Terrace building
A lower ruined building is described; its traditional stable identification is not treated as proven.
Plan your visit
Ruined masonry and uneven approaches. Confirm the current walking route and access locally.
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