Prozor-Rama · Grad hill · Medieval · Ottoman
Prozor Fortress
Prozor guarded routes through Rama. Tvrtko issued a charter beneath the town in 1366, and an Ottoman garrison remained until 1626. The surviving detached tower faces a southern fortified plateau across a dry ditch. The Commission records an 11-metre front and nine-metre curved depth; the surrounding enclosure was much harder to read through vegetation. The atlas depicts these remains with uncertain heights clearly identified.
Explore the 3D modelThrough the centuries
1366
Tvrtko issues a charter beneath Prozor.
1626
The Ottoman garrison leaves the fortress.
Architecture & evidence
Detached D tower
Measured front 11 m, curved depth 9 m. Wall height and damaged opening are estimates.
Dry ditch
The Commission records a 15 m separation, 4–5 m deep. No water or hypothetical bridge is added.
Southern curtain
A 50 m wall faces the tower; other perimeter sides are uncertain low indications.
Plan your visit
An archaeological ruin in uneven terrain. Confirm the current walking approach and site access locally.
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