The Maglič Fortress is one of the best-preserved medieval fortresses in Serbia. Located on a steep hill, with massive walls and towers, it dominates the Ibar Valley and offers impressive views of the river and the surrounding mountains.
During the tour, you pass ramparts and towers from which you can clearly see why Maglič had a key defensive role in the Middle Ages. Views open up to the Ibar Valley, while the position of the fortress and massive walls give a strong sense of the strategic power and durability of this place.
The price is 2400 RSD
Price per group 80 €
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