Pictures After Restoration with Castril Roman De La Turda. UNESCO Site 2,000 Years Old Has Been Open to the General Public
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One of the most important Roman castres in Transylvania has entered the tourist circuit. The Castle of the Legion of the Fifth Macedonian of Turda, part of the UNESCO heritage, has been reborn after years of work, in which the ancient walls of almost two millennia have been rested in value. The authorities hope that at least some of the tourists who visit Salina Turda will also reach the Roman castre.
One of the most important Roman fortifications in Dacia, almost 2,000 years old, entered the tourist circuit of the museum in Turda.
As the Roman Castle of Turda shows after restoration. The UNESCO site opened for everyone. Emil Boc: "It is of humanity.The Castle of the Fifth Macedonian Legion of Potaissa, included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, opened officially on Friday, September 11, for the general public, after a project...
The Roman Castle of Turda officially opened its gates for the general public, Friday, September 11th, announced the City Hall. The Legion of the Fifth Macedonian Castle of Potaissa, Porta Praetoria, Turda, can now be visited...
A UNESCO site almost 2,000 years old will be visited by the general public, starting on Friday, at Turda. The Castle of the Legion of the Fifth Macedonian, part of the old Potaissa, was restored and arranged for visitation after a project started in 2016.
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