Riva Castle, Castle in Turkey
Riva Castle, also known as Riva Fortress, stands on a hill in the Riva neighborhood of Beykoz district.
Originally built by the Genoese, the fortress has been a strategic point throughout history.
The castle is an emblem of the Genoese legacy in the Black Sea region.
Visitors to Riva Castle can enjoy nearby beaches and local fish restaurants.
Its picturesque setting by the Black Sea makes it a popular site for photography and historical exploration.
Location: Beykoz
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