Pale · Miljacka basin · Medieval fortress · ruins
Miljački Grad
The castle is associated with the Lipovac ridge and the Pavlović domain. Its medieval name remains uncertain; Lipovac and Miljački grad are modern identifiers. Ruined domestic rooms wrap a rock pinnacle, while layered gateways control the accessible approach. The identification of this site with historical Hodidjed is debated; the atlas keeps the two mapped sites separate.
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Medieval period
Fortified residence associated with the Pavlović domain.
Present remains
Ruined masonry preserves the relationship between cliff, approach and domestic spaces.
Architecture & evidence
Summit watchtower
A small upper structure occupies a rock pinnacle above the domestic rooms. The approximately 15 m rock proxy communicates this separation; its exact local shape is not surveyed.
Layered entrance
Two gateways protect the accessible approach. Their different wall thicknesses and room arrangement follow the published plan; openings and surviving heights remain estimates.
Lower outer court
Two long outer walls and a small round tower extend down the ridge. They are presented as broken remains, without invented intact battlements.
Plan your visit
The pin marks the fortress, not a road entrance. Confirm current access and the walking approach with local guides.
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