cisnadioara

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Medieval fortress in Transylvania with the Carpathians in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cisnadioara church in Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fortified Church in Cisnadioara, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cisnadioara village with his medieval fortress on the hill, near Sibiu city, Transylvania, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Medieval church, Cisnadioara, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pronaos in Cisnadioara Fortress, Among The Oldest Romanic Monuments In Transylvania

Cisnadioara church, Transylvania, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Old fortress in Cisnadioara, Sibiu Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cisnadioara Fortress, Among The Oldest Romanic Monuments In Transylvania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Frog Rock from Cisnadioara village, near Sibiu city, Transylvania, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

View from Cisnadioara Fortress, Among The Oldest Romanic Monuments In Transylvania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Entrance door in Cisnadioara Fortress, Among The Oldest Romanic Monuments In Transylvania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cisnadioara village, Transylvania, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cisnadioara is a village in Transylvania, 10 kilometers away from Sibiu, Romania. The first certification of Cisnadioara in an official document dates back from 1223. Archaeological researches ran in the area proved the existence of an organized living on the hill, long before 1223. The Romanesque basilica looks like a fortified citadel, known as Cisnadioara Fortress, is currently considered the symbol of the village.