Fortified church of Tabor nad Cerovim

Church with anti-Turkish fortification. Aerial footage of the church.

Landscape with a forest and a church. In the background, a sky with clouds.

Altar in a Catholic church. Chairs are arranged in front of the altar.

Locals in traditional folk costumes in front of the fort entrance. A gentleman with a hat stands between two ladies.

In the surrounding area of the village of Cerovo, on the Tabor hill near the famous Županova jama cave, stands a medieval church of St. Nicholas, built in the 15th century and later slightly modified.

In the first half of the 16th century it was frescoed by several Croatian painters. In the same century, it was fortified to provide a place of refuge and defence for farmers from nearby villages during Turkish attacks. Being one of the few fortifications of the kind in Slovenia, it is one of the country's most important historical monuments of the period.

Hiking and Cycling trails

Kingfisher Nature Trail
- Distance
  
  5.20km
- Duration
  
  2:00h
- Difficulty
  
  Easy
GROSUPLJE: IN THE EMBRACE OF FLOWERS AND BUTTERFLIES (Road)
- Distance
  
  23.00km
- Duration
  
  1:20h
- Ascent
  
  310m
- Difficulty
  
  Medium
Grosuplje: GREETING THE BATS IN THE MAYOR’S CAVE (Trekking/gravel)
- Distance
  
  23.00km
- Duration
  
  2:30h
- Ascent
  
  330m
- Difficulty
  
  Medium