Ayasuluk Citadel, Citadel in Turkey
The Ayasuluk Citadel dominates the skyline of Selçuk with its imposing hilltop presence.
The fortress dates back to the Byzantine era, serving as a strategic military stronghold.
It echoes the architectural styles and defensive purposes of previous civilizations.
Open for visitors, the citadel offers panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Home to rare artifacts and the site incorporates ruins from different historical periods.
Location: Selçuk
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