Caernarfon Castle

One of the largest castles - Carnarvon, located in the same city county of Gwynedd, is a striking example of military architecture of the period of 13-14 centuries in Western Europe. Erection of the castle began in 1283, during the reign of Edward I. The huge medieval fortress, c rich history and ancient legends, excellent survives to this day and is a popular tourist attraction in Wales.

Carnarvon washed by the Menai Straits, separating from the Isle of Anglesey in Wales. Lock feature - the presence of the whole nine polygonal towers. Within the walls of the fortress at different altitudes rebuilt galleries archers, the Museum of Welsh Royal Fusiliers. Magnificent structure, which became once a symbol of unshakable authority of Edward I, recalls the ancient walls of Constantinople. There are guided tours and events. Since 1986, Carnarvon is a World Heritage Site.