Velika Kladuša · Krajina · Medieval · Ottoman
Todorovo Fortress
Known earlier as Novigrad, the stronghold passed to the Zrinski family in 1531. Its later name recalls castellan Mihajlo Deli-Todor. Ottoman occupation began in 1578. The remaining mosque is a distinct religious building, not a castle tower.
Explore the 3D modelThrough the centuries
1531
Zrinski ownership.
1578
Ottoman occupation begins.
1973
Old mosque ceases regular use.
Architecture & evidence
Broken circular keep
KONS records an 8.4m outer diameter and only part of the masonry surviving. The lost tall roofed keep is not rebuilt.
Roofless mosque
The 8.8×14m mosque remains separate from the keep. Missing roof, minaret and wooden galleries are omitted.
Western expansion
A later 52×40m enclosure is documented. The faded low trace indicates uncertainty, not an excavated continuous wall.
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Ask locally about current access and approach paths to these unrestored ruins.
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