Dacian fortress of Jigodin, Ancient fortress ruins in Miercurea Ciuc, Romania.

The Dacian fortress of Jigodin is a fortified Dacian site on Romanian territory near Miercurea Ciuc, in Harghita County. It is listed as a historic monument; the sources record no details of its walls, layout or construction.

The sources record only that Jigodin was a Dacian fortified town, a dava, on Romanian territory near Miercurea Ciuc in Harghita County. No construction date, siege or abandonment is documented, so the site is dated by its Dacian attribution rather than by a recorded event. It is listed as a historic monument.

The site lies near Miercurea Ciuc in Harghita County, in the area of Jigodin. It is listed as a dava, a Dacian fortified settlement, and is recorded as a historic monument of Romania. Visitors can look for the spot on the terrain near the town, where the fortress is marked in national monument records.

The site is accessible throughout the year and sits on a hillside, so comfortable clothing and proper footwear are recommended. Directional signs from town mark the routes to the location.

The Romanian Wikipedia entry for the site is a single sentence: a Dacian fortification on Romanian territory near Miercurea Ciuc, Harghita County. The English article adds only that it was a Dacian fortified town. Visitors should note that the sources give no excavation details, dates or finds for Jigodin itself.