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Novigrad na Dobri

Novigrad na Dobri U neposrednoj blizini starog kamenog mosta, na desnoj obali rijeke Dobre, izdižu se ruševine frankopanskog grada Novigrada. Pored tog istog mosta prolazi stara Karolinska cesta, koja se proteže od Karlovca i Dubovca preko Novigrada, a završava u Bakru. Iako se, prema nekim povijesnim izvorima, novigradsko područje spominje još u 11. stoljeću, vrijeme nastanka staroga grada ne zna se sa sigurnošću. Najčešće se nastanak pripisuje vremenu oko 14. stoljeća, kad je dospio u posjed krčkih knezova Frankopana. U vlasništvu Frankopana nalazi se do njihove propasti 1671. godine, kada je tragično završila poznata urota Zrinsko-Franskopanska, dijelom organizirana upravo u ovom dvorcu. Grad pljačka i zauzima karlovački general Josip Herbstein, a do kraja 17. stoljeća Novigrad je u njegovom vlasništvu. Kratko vrijeme vlasnici su bili i pripadnici malteškog reda. Za vrijeme baruna Patačića u drugoj polovici 18. stoljeća, Novigrad je uređen kao barokni plemićki dvorac, kojega je 1783. godine, na svom putu prema moru, posjetio i car Josip II. Sa svakim novim vlasnikom, poput francuskog bojnika Haraminčića, karlovačkog veleposjednika Turka ili baruna Turkovića, dolazi do izmjena u arhitekturi, pa se tako od 18. do 20. stoljeća proširuju stambeni prostori, uređuju se kapelica i dvorište s bunarom. Prvobitni ulaz u grad se zatvara, kanal se zatrpava, a otvara se manji ulaz s rampom. Od prijašnjeg stanja, ostaju samo velebne zidine i kule s puškarnicama te dio podruma. Cijeli dvorac na kraju dobiva tlocrt nepravilnog peterokuta sa šiljatim vrhom i branič-kulom, čiji promjer iznosi više od 12 metara, a debljina zidina i do 3,5 metra. U Drugom svjetskom ratu, točnije u siječnju 1944. godine, grad su spalili partizani, a svjedoci toga vremena pričaju da u vatri jedino nije stradala kapelica sv. Lovre, koja se nalazila na katu zapadne kule. Tek nakon pola stoljeća propadanja, pogotovo unutarnjih zidova i prostora palasa, 1990-ih počinje razdoblje istraživanja, obnove i rekonstukcije, prije svega južne kule s vidikovcem, a danas se obnovljene zidine ovoga povijesnog grada ponovno uzdižu iznad rijeke Dobre kao svjedok jednog ponosnog vremena. Novigrad na Dobri In the immediate vicinity of the old stone bridge, on the right bank of the river Dobra, rise the ruins of the Frankopan town of Novigrad. Next to that same bridge passes the old Karolinska road, which stretches from Karlovac and Dubovac over Novigrad, and ends in Bakar. Although, according to some historical sources, the Novigrad area is mentioned as early as the 11th century, the time of the origin of the old town is not known with certainty. The origin is most often attributed to the time around the 14th century, when it came into the possession of the Frankopan princes of Krk. It was owned by the Frankopans until their demise in 1671, when the famous Zrinsko-Franskopanska conspiracy, partly organized in this castle, ended tragically. The town was plundered and occupied by Karlovac General Josip Herbstein, and until the end of the 17th century Novigrad was owned by him. For a short time the owners were also members of the Maltese order. During the time of Baron Patačić in the second half of the 18th century, Novigrad was arranged as a baroque noble castle, which in 1783, on his way to the sea, was visited by Emperor Joseph II. With each new owner, such as French Major Haraminčić, Karlovac landowner Turk or Baron Turković, there are changes in architecture, so from the 18th to the 20th century, living spaces were expanded, a chapel and a courtyard with a well were arranged. The original entrance to the city is closed, the canal is backfilled, and a smaller entrance with a ramp is opened. From the previous condition, only the magnificent walls and towers with loopholes and part of the basement remain. The whole castle eventually gets a floor plan of an irregular pentagon with a pointed top and a defensive tower, whose diameter is more than 12 meters, and the thickness of the walls up to 3.5 meters. In the Second World War, more precisely in January 1944, the city was burned by partisans, and witnesses of that time say that the only thing that was not destroyed in the fire was the chapel of St. Lawrence, which was located on the first floor of the west tower. Only after half a century of decay, especially the inner walls and space of the palace, the 1990s began a period of research, restoration and reconstruction, especially the southern tower with a lookout, and today the restored walls of this historic city rise above the river Dobra as a witness to a proud time. Instagram : @antedelacreme