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Early Fortifications of Sweden were built to defend self-governing provinces, with rapid expansion of forts in the 14th Century and again in later in the 16th Century when Sweden became independent, needing to protect its borders. Changes in the position of borders led to fortifications changing owner, to and from Sweden, some became redundant and a few forts were given major upgrades for improved technology over the centuries.

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  • Early Fortifications of Sweden were built to defend self-governing provinces, with rapid expansion of forts in the 14th Century and again in later in the 16th Century when Sweden became independent, needing to protect its borders. Changes in the position of borders led to fortifications changing owner, to and from Sweden, some became redundant and a few forts were given major upgrades for improved technology over the centuries. (en)
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  • Early Fortifications of Sweden were built to defend self-governing provinces, with rapid expansion of forts in the 14th Century and again in later in the 16th Century when Sweden became independent, needing to protect its borders. Changes in the position of borders led to fortifications changing owner, to and from Sweden, some became redundant and a few forts were given major upgrades for improved technology over the centuries. (en)
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  • Fortifications of Sweden (en)
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