This image showcases the north medieval fortifications of the Citadel, featuring a well-preserved sally-port, an arched entrance designed for strategic military use. The imposing stone walls, built to withstand sieges, rise above rugged terrain and vegetation, illustrating the Citadel's defensive importance. The visible architectural details, including the strategic placement of the sally-port, reflect the ingenuity of medieval military engineering.

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