The largest part of the preserved walls dates from the beginning of the 15th and the end of the 16th century and has become an integral part of the medieval city structure. The largest preserved section of the walls on the Mogoran hill has exceptional historical value and marks the end of the medieval town centre. The town walls were eventually completed between 1470 and 1534 and had eight crenellated towers. The external side of the walls indicates a typical defensive setting with a slight angle. It is also remarkable because of its exceptional height.*
And look how “life below” simply carries on like usual!
I love the picture, for some reason boats always look good. Wonderful place to visit I assume.
It is a lovely place
When it was time to leave we weren’t quite ready to…
Is there a castle there?
No castle just the walls which you can climb to get views off the top!