Deva Fortress

Recorded and compositional landmark, the medieval stronghold of Deva Hungarian : Déva vára , German : Diemricher Burg was worked amidst the thirteenth century on the Citadel Hill, a volcanic cone with an elevation of 378 m. With its unique vital position, the stronghold monitored from the stature that overwhelmed the city of Deva for quite a long time, leaving and entering Transylvania on the valley of Mures . Here there have been discovered hints of Neolithic and Bronze Age and the nearness of cut stone squares with the highlights of dovetail tail cuts makes archeologists knowledge the remaining parts of a Dacian stronghold