Cazin · Krajina · Medieval · Ottoman
Tržac Fortress
Tržac overlooks the meeting of the Mutnica and Korana. The heritage institute traces its ownership to the Babonići and then the Frankopans from 1323. Later Ottoman guards served under the Bihać captaincy. The remains are spread around a natural rise, with interrupted walls and open towers rather than a central keep.
Explore the 3D modelThrough the centuries
Medieval period
Early defensive phase represented by surviving or documented masonry.
Ottoman period
Frontier garrisons and subsequent alterations reshape the site.
Architecture & evidence
Northeastern polygonal tower
The defensive projections are open toward the court. Uneven shells indicate loss rather than complete roofed towers.
Lower northern defenses
The natural summit rises above the surrounding curtain. An interior terrain mound expresses this unusual relationship.
Unwalled southwestern slope
The steep southwestern side is left without an invented wall. Mapped river channels explain the setting below.
Plan your visit
The directions link marks the historic site, not a parking area. Confirm the final approach and current access locally.
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