Citadel Cinema

In the Middle Ages, because pirates were very the inhabitants of Gozo were very afraid that the Citadel castle at the commanding height was originally planned and built to provide shelter for the inhabitants of the island during the invasion. It resembled other huge fortresses on the island of Malta. The towers and the forts and the black ammunition castle were maze-like narrow streets and quaint houses with balconies, lined with olive trees from the city walls overlooking the countryside that stretched into the sea in Gozo, to prevent rainstorms from sweeping away the farmers The low walls of rock-building outline the hills like terraced fields are beautiful. The residents are invincible. The Citadel castle on Gozo Island was originally planned and built to provide shelter for the island's residents during the invasion. It is similar to other huge fortresses on the island of Malta. The towers and towers of towers and towers of towers and towers of black ammunition were mazes within the castle, narrow streets and quaint houses with balconies, and the olive trees lined up in the countryside overlooking Gozo into the sea. Preventing rainstorms from washing away the low walls of agricultural rock - outline the hills like terraced fields - is beautiful

Cittadella is the Victorian castle on the island of Gozo, Malta. The area has been inhabited since the Bronze Age and the area occupied by Cittadella is considered the Acropolis of the Gallic or Glaucosian cities of Carthage. During the Middle Ages, the Acropolis was transformed into a castle as a refuge for the Gozo population. By the 15th century, the walls had expanded beyond the suburbs. This area is now the historical core of Victoria. The castle's defences were already weak in the 16th century, when Ottoman forces invaded Gozo and ransacked Cittadella in 1551. Between 1599 and 1622, the southern walls of Cittadella were rebuilt, transforming them into a fortress of gunpowder, and the northern walls remained untouched, still retaining the medieval style. The reconstruction of the fort was criticized at the time, so in the 17th and 18th centuries, plans were made to demolish the entire castle, but never implemented. Cittadella castle played no defensive role in the French invasion and subsequent uprisings of 1798. It was declared decommissioned by Britain in 1868. The castle has been on Malta's UNESCO World Heritage List since 1998. The church and other historic buildings, including the Ascension Cathedral, built on an early church site between 1697 and 1711, can be seen in Cittadella Castle. The castle is the highest point in the north of Victoria City, and stands on the castle overlooking the entire Victoria City.

The commanding heights of Victoria City occupy a large part of the small town. The castle is large and like a maze, most of which can be visited for free, and there are museums that need to buy tickets to enter. The castle is a great place overlooking Victoria City.

It is a castle, landmarks, museums, exhibition halls, and image archives. It should be a taller building on the island. It is very humane and recommended to go and see it. The route to visit and study is carefully designed, and the 360-degree panoramic image information introduction is very good. The scenery of climbing up high and looking far is also praised.

From the Anatolian Museum of Civilization History, pick up the level. It is the ancient castle of Ankara, climb the castle, and climb the commanding height of the city. The old city is unobstructed, and the old houses and new buildings are lined up in scale. Put your face in front of you under the hot sun. There is no cover at all. Review