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That is why one afternoon a few weeks ago, I decided to go for a walk. So I went back and continued my walk up these stairs to see what the street is actually like. Discovering its beauty in daylight was more than worth it. The first steps on the only step-street in the city. Situated at an altitude of m, on the hilltop called Fortress Hill, during the Habsburg reign there was a fortress built between and , designed in a star shape with a redoubt fort or fort system, usually consisting of an enclosed defensive emplacement outside a larger fort and a tower.
Aside from observation and defense towers, the fortress was surrounded by a wall of earth. Above the gateways, which guarded the citadel from every side, there were different buildings housing administrative offices, a weapons depot and the Habsburg troops were also garrisoned in the enclosure. Remaining buildings from the fortress and the redoubt. The gates are very old and left derelict.
Fortress Hill has long been a popular place for lovers out walking, and to those who want to admire the city panorama from its various banks. Panorama of Cluj-Napoca. The main stairs which one climbs to the fortress are surrounded by green space, flowers and trees. Main stairs leading to the top and the park. Pingback: Accompany me to the Citadel? Life's a stage β WebBlog.
What a lovely article and gorgeous photos! Estrella is a fantastic writer and her love for her city comes through so eloquently. Hopefully more people will take an interest in the fort and help rebuild the area.
It is very lovely. These photos are stunning. Great post. Informative, concise, and it makes me want to visit. This is exactly what I love reading. Also and this goes for everyone reading! Are you kidding? Estrella, What lovely, lovely photos! Hi there Estrella! Your pictures are stunning, but the picture with the parked bike is stunning β pure art! You have a terrific eye for photos! Oh, wow. I love the old gates, and the stone stairways.