Castle of Gjirokastra 리뷰

gjirokaster의 능선에 있는 위풍당당한 성. 입장료는 400레크이며 박물관에는 또 다른 요금이 있습니다.

Ginocaster Castle은 세계 문화 유산입니다. 성은 잘 보존되어 있으며 높은 종탑은 그의 상징입니다. 오스만 투르크 제국 시대에 지어진 이 성은 500년 이상의 역사를 가지고 있으며 도시의 압도적인 높이에 위치하고 있으며 고대의 전략적 의미에서 매우 중요했습니다. 500년의 바람과 비를 맞은 후에도 여전히 매우 웅장해 보입니다.

The castle is, of course, the place where Gino Caster has to punch in. Generally, the castle is surrounded by a circle of walls and buildings in the middle, while the castle of Ginocaster has a peculiar shape and is built according to the situation. It has a long strip on the ridge and extends to 1 kilometer. During the reign of the Ottoman Empire, the castle was continuously rebuilt and expanded to its present scale, and served as a fortress, a ruler's residence, a military camp and a prison. There are two tombs of Turkish rulers in the castle, including the remains of underground prisons, American military planes landed in Albania during the cold war, many artillery on the corridor entering the gate, and Fiat tanks during World War II. There are many ruins and broken walls in the castle, which are lack of protection. We should pay attention to safety. The ticket is 200 leks. In addition, Albania's only professional weapons Museum (mainly introducing the history of the war against Germany and displaying the guns of that time, without English translation) is also in the castle, together with the Ginocaster Museum (with English exhibition boards), which requires an additional 200 leks to enter. Official recommendation, do not visit the museum for 1 hour, visit the museum for 2.5 hours.

The ancient city of Ginocaster is one of the world's cultural heritages, because it is a well-preserved town of the Ottoman Turkish Empire, located in the highest castle of the city. From a distance, it looks like a huge warship. It is said that it is one of the earliest and largest mountain military fortresses in Europe. It is absolutely magnificent.

The entrance to the castle was converted into a small, toll-paying military museum, displaying some of the broken weapons of the War of Independence and World War II. There are still one or two families living in it, but the city walls are very dilapidated, which is quite historic. It overlooks the whole city of Girocaster.