Visegrád Citadel
Hungary's hilltop citadel above the Danube Bend, once a royal seat
- Hungary
- Pest
- 13th century
- Medieval
- fortress
Visegrád's fortress has a main tower from the 13th century with curtain walls built around it in the 14th. The citadel climbs a hill above the great bend of the Danube.
Construction: Key tower: 13th century; curtain walls: 14th century
Frequently asked questions
- When was Visegrád Citadel built?
- Visegrád Citadel was built mainly in the 13th century. Full construction span: Key tower: 13th century; curtain walls: 14th century.
- Where is Visegrád Citadel?
- Visegrád Citadel is in Visegrád, Hungary (around 47.79°, 18.98°).
- What kind of castle is Visegrád Citadel?
- Visegrád Citadel is a fortress in the Medieval style. Hungary's hilltop citadel above the Danube Bend, once a royal seat.