Đerdap National Park
Tabula Traiana
Roman plaque on the cliff, best seen from a boat.
Quick answer
Tabula Traiana is a Roman plaque set up by Emperor Trajan to mark his military road along the Danube, built between AD 98 and 100. It has been protected since 1979 as a monument of exceptional importance.
Quick facts
- Type
- Roman monument
- Where
- Đerdap National Park
- Time needed
- 30 min
- Entry
- Free
- Last checked
- 1 Nov 2026
What to see
- The carved plaque in the cliff face
- The story of Trajan’s road and his wars in Dacia
- The gorge around it, at one of its most dramatic points
Map
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Getting there
It is best seen from the water, on a boat trip from Donji Milanovac or Tekija.
Good to know
You cannot reach it by road, so join a boat trip. Bring a zoom lens or binoculars.
Stay nearby
Compare places to stay around Đerdap National Park.
See hotelsSources
- Wikipedia: Tabula Traiana (facts, CC BY-SA)
- Serbia SuperFan: Đerdap National Park guide
Checked online 1 Nov 2026. Prices, hours and access change; confirm before you travel.
