Kalec Manor was a 17th-century fortified manor situated on a karst slope above the village of Bač, near the source area of the Pivka River.
Originally built as a noble seat, later a defensive position and crib of many important events in Slovenia’s history.
Associated with important cultural and political developments in the 19th century, particularly through the activities of Miroslav Vilhar and the Slovene national movement.
Although today only the round stone tower and fragments of walls remain, Kalec Manor is protected as a cultural heritage site and valued for its historical continuity, landscape setting, and role in shaping regional and national identity.