Bobovac (ruins)
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Region: Europe
Period: 1350s-1463CE
Location: 44.1379°N, 18.2388°E
Description
Bobovac was a medieval town in present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina, serving as the capital of the Bosnian Kingdom in the 14th and 15th centuries. It housed the royal court and was a fortified stronghold. The site, now in ruins, was pivotal in Bosnian history before it fell to the Ottoman Empire in 1463.
Modern Remains
The remains of Bobovac include fortified walls, royal palaces, and several churches, showcasing the architectural splendor of its time. Excavations have revealed medieval artifacts, including coins and pottery, which provide insights into the town’s past. Today, the site is a significant tourist destination, offering visitors a look at medieval Bosnian architecture and royal history amidst scenic surroundings.