Real Felipe Fortress
Real Felipe Fortress, Fortress in Peru
The Real Felipe Fortress is a military building built in the 18th century in the Bay of Callao, Peru.
It was built to defend the Peruvian coast and the port of Callao from pirates and privateers during colonial times.
Today, it houses the Museum of the Army of Peru, showcasing the country's rich military history.
The fortress is open for public tours, offering panoramic views of Callao and the Pacific Ocean.
It is named after King Philip V of Spain, who ordered its construction.
Location: Callao
Material: stone
Source: Wikimedia
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