Jajce · Vrbas valley · Documented 1453
Vinac Fortress
Vinac occupies a fortified height beside the Vrbas south of Jajce. Jajce's heritage agency records a 1453 reference to the settlement below the fort, where Ragusan envoys paused on their journey to King Tomaš. The agency also identifies conservation and clearing work on the site. Surviving masonry and the relationship between upper fort and settlement require their own architectural study.
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1453
Ragusan envoys are recorded at the settlement below Vinac.
Architecture & evidence
Western upper fort remains
The agency distinguishes the fortified core from a larger outer enclosure. This model keeps both low because the published account describes the remains primarily as foundations.
Long outer enclosure
The mapped site extends along a narrow east–west ridge. Fragmented masonry follows its general form; gaps and heights are interpretive, not surveyed surviving wall lines.
Cistern indication
A cistern is documented within Vinac. Its rim is indicated here, with estimated placement; the underground volume and reported hidden passage are not fabricated.
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Confirm the approach and present access with local heritage staff; the atlas point is approximate and is not a surveyed walking route.
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