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Culture and history

At Dolački stari grad, only the southern half of the defensive tower remains. Near Brestovac, Dolački Old Town consists of the remains of a medieval tower and fortification. The tower and fortification were built in the 14th century to defend the entrance to the Požega Valley during Ottoman incursions. Dolački grad is located above the villages of Dolac and Brestovac. For travelers who would like to book a hotel in Dolac, the accommodation search follows below.

The archaeological site of Šašnice and Katunišća near Dolac has designated preventive protection status. Šašnice and Katunišća is also a medieval settlement site identified through medieval ceramic fragments.

The remains of the Church of St. Cosmas and Damian near Dolac are Romanesque. The church is located in Kuzma Forest near Dolac. Kuzma-Gradina has two concentric ramparts; late medieval and prehistoric ceramic fragments were found at Kuzma-Gradina. Kuzma-Gradina is located approximately 500 meters from the remains of the Church of St. Cosmas and Damian.

Hiking

The “Pet fortresses of Požeška Gora” hiking route includes Dolački grad as one of five checkpoints. On this route, Dolački grad is designated as checkpoint 4 at an elevation of 367 meters.

Dolački grad can be reached from Dolac via a poorly marked trail in approximately 45 minutes on foot. The approach to Dolački Old Town is via a macadam forest road.

More local pages: Pavlovci, Brestovac, Novo Zvečevo.

For the higher-level travel overview: Općina Brestovac.