The Bač fortress in Bač is one of the most important medieval fortresses in Vojvodina, known for its massive walls and the dominant donjon tower that rises above the plain landscape.
The tour of the fortress leads through the ramparts, towers and inner area of the fortification, with a climb to the donjon from which you can see the former course of the Mostonga and the surrounding Bača plain. Thanks to the renovation and the museum display, the area clearly shows the development of the fortress and its importance through different historical periods.
Price per group 80 €
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