Nehaj Fortress
Nehaj Fortress is a 16th-century fort located in the town of Senj, Croatia. It stands on the Nehaj Hill, approximately 2 kilometers from the Adriatic coast. The fortress measures 18 meters in height and 23 meters in width, featuring thick walls designed for defense against the Ottoman Empire.
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Constructed in 1558 by Captain Ivan Lenković, Nehaj Fortress served as a defensive structure for the Uskoks, a group of Christian refugees resisting Ottoman advances. It has a rectangular shape with a flat roof and was strategically positioned to oversee the surrounding territory. Visitors can explore the interior and enjoy views of the Adriatic Sea. The fortress is accessible by road and is a short walk from the center of Senj. It is open to the public year-round.