Category:Walls of Galata, Defensive wall in Turkey
The Galata Walls were the defensive walls surrounding the Genoese colony of Galata, present-day Istanbul.
Built by the Genoese in the 14th century, these walls stood against many sieges throughout history.
They represent a significant period of Genoese presence and influence in Medieval Constantinople.
Parts of the walls are still visible today, especially near the Galata Tower area.
Galata Walls have witnessed the transformation of Istanbul from a medieval to a modern city.
Location: Istanbul
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