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its ramparts: referring to the defensive walls or protective barriers surrounding a place or idea, symbolizing strength and resilience
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Its ramparts and gateworks remain fully intact.
The town has preserved the majority of its ramparts.
Its ramparts of the thirteenth century.
Consider well its ramparts.
Remains of its ramparts tell us of its medieval past.
Let your guests be your guide through the meanders of its ramparts.
Its ramparts and castle are unmistakable symbols of its medieval past.
The old town inside its ramparts has almost a medieval atmosphere.
The former fortified city has kept most of its ramparts and towers.
He has destroyed all its ramparts and killed all those found there.
But Bayonne is especially famous for its ramparts.
Visit this old town and its ramparts and be seduced by its prestige properties.
Its ramparts defended access to the upper Tarn valley.
Avignon is the only French city to have preserved its ramparts.
It shelters several temples and its ramparts allow to observe a panorama on Jaisalmer.
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The village is organized around its castle, a must-see monument with its ramparts and towers.
The walled city of Essaouira shelters within its ramparts buildings with harmoniously mixed architectural styles.
Its ramparts and the old town are a concentrate of Brittany 's history.
The Deep State quickly builds its ramparts and breastworks.
Its walls, its ramparts and its capitalist delirium.
The fort was abandoned due to Roman conquest, however, its ramparts are still visible.
Its ramparts contain several Venetian gates ( we find the lion of Venice ).
After Kaloyan seized the city its ramparts were destroyed and Aspietes was hanged.
Before returning to Meknes, they must make a complete tour of the city and its ramparts.
The village of Cesseras retains vestiges of its ramparts ( towers and curtain walls ).
Following the cost road, drive to Antibes with its incredible harbor and its ramparts.
There again is the Mellah, its ramparts and the boats brushing against them.
A little further, Antibes is also worth a visit with its ramparts and Fort Carré.
Protected by its ramparts reconstructed by Vauban, and completed in 1737, the port city remained impregnable.
The Medina appears at the traveler brightly, showing its ramparts and entrance doors.
The medieval town has managed to preserve its ramparts despite demilitarisation efforts around the year 1870.
Bullialdus A lies just to the south-west of Bullialdus, within its ramparts.
You can visit the old town, its castle, its ramparts and its historical course.
In the 19th century, the city loses its ramparts.
Once bigger, the castle lost its ramparts during the 19th century.
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The tunnels are accessible along the ramparts
A part of ramparts dates from this period
