Fort Kosmac

Fort Kosmač is a 19th-century Austro-Hungarian fortification located near the village of Brajići in Montenegro. Positioned at an elevation of approximately 800 meters, the fort was constructed to command the strategic mountain pass connecting the coastal town of Kotor with the historical capital of Cetinje. It served as a critical defensive node for the Austro-Hungarian Empire, designed to monitor and control movement through the rugged terrain of the Montenegrin hinterland.

The structure is built primarily of local stone and features a multi-level design typical of the period's military architecture. Although it has suffered significant structural degradation due to neglect and exposure to the elements, the fort remains a prominent landmark. It stands as a testament to the geopolitical tensions between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Principality of Montenegro during the late 19th century.