Ostrožac Castle — Attraction in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Words cannot describe how beautiful this Fortress acually is. The Ostrozac Castle was one of the Largest and most Militarized Fortresses in Bosnia and Herzegovina and was mentioned in 1286 and took 100 years for the Ottomans to take over. There is a Medieval, Turkish and Austro-Hungarian part of the Fortress with each part representing the Castles History throughout its History and what really makes it fasinating is the Sculpture park with Trees, bences, trashcans and Sculptures from Creative Artists from all over Bosnia and Herzegovina! In my opinion is the most Beautiful Fortress in Bosnia and is an Example of architecture from Bosnia and...

Ostrožac Castle is a castle located in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Una-Sana Canton just outside the town of Cazin, near the village of Ostrožac. The castle dates back to the 16th century when the Ottoman Turks established the Ottoman province of Bosnia. A second addition was made to the castle between 1900 and 1906 by an unconfirmed member of the Habsburg family.

Ownership of the castle is still disputed, but citizens of Cazin and Ostrožac are permitted to use the castle grounds local concerts and entertainment. The castle is slowly being repaired and it is rumored that it has been sold by the government to a...

The castle itself was in the beginning rased by the Romans. It was later adisonaly fortified by the Ottomans, and after awhile, the last part was finished by the Habsburgs. It is placed above the river Una and is surrounded by beautiful Bosnian scenery. Behind the castle walls there are many statues placed there by European artists. There are plans to restore the castle to it's former glory, with the plans to develope the whole region. So, for now the castle and it's surroundings are beautiful for there esthetics and history, but it is still a diamond in the rough. I wonder how more beautiful can...