City walls of Gdańsk are mostly demolished defensive fortifications in Gdańsk (German: Danzig), Poland. Building of city walls in Danzig began in 1343. The main wall, moat and outer wall were completed in 1380. The medieval wall became obsolete during the 16th century due to the development of artillery. The city began to build a modern fortification in late 16th century and it took decades to finish. Danzig was surrounded by a bastion fort and a stone lock was built in Motława, which could be used to flood the surroundings of the city. Most of the fortifications were demolished during the 1920s.
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| - Danziger Stadtbefestigung (de)
- City walls of Gdańsk (en)
- Mury miejskie w Gdańsku (pl)
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| - Die Danziger Stadtbefestigung wurde 1343 begonnen. Die Stadtmauer (polnisch mury miejskie bzw. mury obronne) der Stadt Danzig in Polen hatte Ende des 15. Jahrhunderts mindestens 42 Türme (baszty). Diese Befestigung verlor 1550 ihren wehrhaften Charakter und wurde von 1622 bis 1648 durch die später erweiterte Festung Danzig (Twierdza Gdańsk) ersetzt. Zwölf Türme, ein Großteil der Wassertore und Reste der Mauern sind erhalten. (de)
- City walls of Gdańsk are mostly demolished defensive fortifications in Gdańsk (German: Danzig), Poland. Building of city walls in Danzig began in 1343. The main wall, moat and outer wall were completed in 1380. The medieval wall became obsolete during the 16th century due to the development of artillery. The city began to build a modern fortification in late 16th century and it took decades to finish. Danzig was surrounded by a bastion fort and a stone lock was built in Motława, which could be used to flood the surroundings of the city. Most of the fortifications were demolished during the 1920s. (en)
- Mury miejskie w Gdańsku kiedyś otaczały całe miasto gdańskie. Do dziś zachował się szereg elementów, większość z których stanowi atrakcje turystyczne. Najstarsze elementy to czas XIV w. gotyku. Elementami murów miejskich w Gdańsku są: (pl)
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| - Die Danziger Stadtbefestigung wurde 1343 begonnen. Die Stadtmauer (polnisch mury miejskie bzw. mury obronne) der Stadt Danzig in Polen hatte Ende des 15. Jahrhunderts mindestens 42 Türme (baszty). Diese Befestigung verlor 1550 ihren wehrhaften Charakter und wurde von 1622 bis 1648 durch die später erweiterte Festung Danzig (Twierdza Gdańsk) ersetzt. Zwölf Türme, ein Großteil der Wassertore und Reste der Mauern sind erhalten. (de)
- City walls of Gdańsk are mostly demolished defensive fortifications in Gdańsk (German: Danzig), Poland. Building of city walls in Danzig began in 1343. The main wall, moat and outer wall were completed in 1380. The medieval wall became obsolete during the 16th century due to the development of artillery. The city began to build a modern fortification in late 16th century and it took decades to finish. Danzig was surrounded by a bastion fort and a stone lock was built in Motława, which could be used to flood the surroundings of the city. Most of the fortifications were demolished during the 1920s. (en)
- Mury miejskie w Gdańsku kiedyś otaczały całe miasto gdańskie. Do dziś zachował się szereg elementów, większość z których stanowi atrakcje turystyczne. Najstarsze elementy to czas XIV w. gotyku. Elementami murów miejskich w Gdańsku są:
* Baszta Biała
* Baszta Dominikańska
* Baszta Jacek
* Baszta Klasztorna
* Baszta Kotwiczników
* Baszta Latarniana
* Baszta Łabędź
* Baszta na Podmurzu
* Baszta Narożna
* Baszta pod Zrębem
* Baszta Schultza
* Baszta Słomiana
* Brama Długouliczna
* Brama Nizinna w Gdańsku
* Brama Oliwska
* Brama Stągiewna
* Brama św. Jakuba w Gdańsku
* Brama Wyżynna w Gdańsku
* Brama Żabia
* Brama Żuławska
* Katownia w Gdańsku
* Wieża Więzienna w Gdańsku (pl)
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