Gračanica · Trebava foothills · Medieval · Ottoman
Soko Fortress · Gračanica
Radivoj Kotromanić held Soko in 1449. Ottoman and Hungarian control alternated before its longer Ottoman garrison period. The fortress was abandoned around 1840. This is Soko near Gračanica, distinct from the similarly named Pliva and Piva fortresses.
Explore the 3D modelThrough the centuries
1449
Radivoj Kotromanić recorded as owner.
1463–1464
Ottoman and Hungarian occupations.
1840
Fortress abandoned.
Architecture & evidence
Southwestern tower
The 37×18m enclosure terminates in an angular trapezoidal tower.
Semicircular flankers
Two 3m-diameter projections guard the southeastern curtain.
Western gate
The heritage description records a 1.1m-wide, 2m-high arched entrance.
Plan your visit
Visitor information reports private property around the fortress. Ask locally about permitted access; the directions link is only an approximate destination.
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