Alanya Castle

Alanya Castle is a medieval castle in the Turkish city of Alanya. The vast majority of the stronghold was worked in the thirteenth century under the Seljuq Sultanate of Rum following the city's triumph in 1220 by Alaeddin Keykubad I, as a major aspect of a building effort that incorporated the Kule. The chateau was based on the remainders of prior Byzantine time and Roman period strongholds. After the region was conciliated under the Ottoman Empire, the stronghold stopped to be absolutely cautious, and ious manors were worked inside the dividers amid the nineteenth century. Today the building is an outdoors historical center.

Access to the toward the ocean manor is ticketed, however a great part of the zone inside the divider, including the landward stronghold is available to the overall population. The mansion is found 250 meters 820 ft high on a rough promontory extending into the Mediterranean Sea, which shields it from three sides. The divider which encompasses the manor is 6.5 kilometers 4.0 mi long and incorporates 140 towers. 400 distinct storages were worked to serve the mansion. The City authorities recorded to incorporate Alanya Castle and Tersane as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and were named to the 2009 Tentative List.