Bijela Tabija is located on the southeastern slopes of Sarajevo, hiding its history in its stone walls from the Middle Age to nowadays. It is little known about the time when this fortress was built. According to one opinion, it was created around 1550. Some historical sources say that this is a medieval fortress that once protected open settlement in its vicinity.
The walls of the fortress have been restored recently. The view from this place on all sides is really beautiful.
More photos of this fortress I posted on my blog in March of this year.
12 comments:
i relish my visits here meda and
today I see the amazing countryside~thank you!
Love the scenery in your country, yes we say it again!
Hi Medam! Another hectic week and my tour of blogosphere suffers... ;)
Beautiful views of town and coutryside!! Also loved your landscape post! Beautiful snowy pictures!!
Blogtrotter just ended the tour of temples in Old Town Vilnius and waits for you there. Enjoy and have a great weekend!
A lovely series about this nice landscape
Stunning pictures of the mountains and valleys. I love how the towns are tucked into the hillsides. Fascinating fortress with such an unknown history. Great job Meda.
Beautiful pictures, Meda. I particularly like the shot of the flock of birds in flight. The first shot of the fortress is awesome. In your capable hands,the village by the waterway makes such a memorable, idyllic photograph.
I remember your previous post about this fortress. This is another enjoyable and interesting set of photographs. Wonderful views indeed.
what an impressive view!!
What a beautiful coutryside! And I would love to take photos of that great fortress!
And what a view!
Thanks for stopping by - and your nice comments!
Have a great weekend!
I really love Sarajevo through your pictures, Medam. I do wish we can visit it soon!
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Breathtaking scenery. Wonder what life was like there in the middle ages.
Medam it is amazing how much history Europe has. Thanks for sharing again, Anna :)
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