Walls of Jesi

The fortification walls of Iesi extend along the perimeter of the old town center, featuring multiple towers and gates constructed with local stone materials.

Built during the 14th century, these defensive walls protected the city from external threats and served as a strategic military outpost during the Renaissance period.

The walls stand as a testament to medieval engineering, attracting researchers and students who study the architectural techniques used in their construction.

Visitors can access the walls through designated entry points and follow marked pathways that circle the historical center of Iesi.

Local stone masons incorporated specific architectural elements into the walls that reflect both military functionality and regional building traditions.

Location: Iesi

GPS coordinates: 43.52561,13.24751

Latest update: March 5, 2025 17:40