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Fortified saxon church Royalty Free Stock Photo
Prejmer fortified Saxon Church, Transylvania, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo
Roades Fortified Saxon Church in Transylvania Romania near Sighisoara and Biertan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sanpetru Fortified Saxon Church in Transylvania Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo
Roades Fortified Saxon Church in Transylvania Romania near Sighisoara and Biertan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Prejmer fortified Saxon Church, Transylvania, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo
Entrance in the fortified saxon church. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Fortified saxon church
Roades Fortified Saxon Church in Transylvania Romania near Sighisoara and Biertan Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of Archita fortified saxon church in Transylvania, Romania Royalty Free Stock Photo
Entrance in the fortified saxon church. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Beautiful medieval architecture of Biertan fortified Saxon church in Romania protected by Unesco World Heritage Site Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of Valea Viilor fortified Saxon Church in Transylvania Royalty Free Stock Photo
Bazna, Transylvania, Romania. Fortified saxon church. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Bazna, Transylvania, Romania.Fortified saxon church. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The inside of a fortified saxon church;The Saint Michael Church is typical of the Saxon basilicas built in the vicinity of Sibiu. The Church at Cisnadioara has one of the few Saxon fortifications built prior to the Tartar raids in 1241. It was erected on a 70 m high rocky spur, i.e. St. Michael Mountain, from which the name of the parish actually derived.


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