See also: Fortezza Nuova (2009) - Fortress from the Sky (2012) - The Fortress, at Last! - The Grass of the Fortress - Along the Walls - The Hill on the Fortress
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Welcome to the Fortress
See also: Fortezza Nuova (2009) - Fortress from the Sky (2012) - The Fortress, at Last! - The Grass of the Fortress - Along the Walls - The Hill on the Fortress
Search labels: Fortezza Nuova
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Interesting how similar this architecture is to Ft. Monroe in Virginia built in the early 19th century.
What a grand, old structure.
Livorno is fortunate to have the fortress within the city, both for its history and for its current use as a park. Nice tour, VP.
Great tour.
What a great looking fortress. Your photos suggest sharply dressed soldiers defending this fortress with cross bows and hand weapons.
Fascinating! I would guess the place is used for filming movies, too.
Love how they did and lit the tunnel. Now I'm imagining the place several centuries ago, bustling with military activity...
thanks for the visit :)
Wonderful shots VP. Thank you. I love visiting places like this one.
I'd guess when this place was fully armed it would have been difficult to breach. A massive and most interesting place. It reminds me a little bit of the old Spanish fort in St. Augustine, Florida.
Fascinating representation of this great piece of history.
Looks to be in good shape!
Fortezza, indeed!
So big and strong. Impressive!
I'd like to take the grandkids to play there and let the imagination take off.
What a strong fortress! It makes one feel secure.
Fascinating! Glad you posted on this place twice.
Davvero un bel luogo da visitare! Ciao, Arianna
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