What you'll hear inside Prejmer Fortified Church:

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  Triptych of the Passion of Christ (c. 1450)

  This triptych altarpiece of the Passion of Christ, dating to around 1450, is the most significant artistic work within the church and the oldest surviving altarpiece in Brașov province.

• 2
  Access Tunnel (30 m) with Portcullises and Oak Doors

  The 30-metre access tunnel to Prejmer's fortified church is the sole entry point to the walled complex.

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  Barbacane of Brașov

  The Barbacana is a substantial defensive structure positioned to the right of the main entrance to the fortified complex at Prejmer.

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  Defensive Towers

  The fortified Church of Prejmer features a circular defensive system originally comprising five towers.

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  Refuge Rooms in the Walls (270+)

  Inside the fortified church's circular walls lie four levels of refuge chambers—over 270 rooms in total—designed to shelter around 1,600 villagers during a siege.

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  Small School Within the Walls

  Within the walls of Prejmer Fortified Church, a small schoolroom sits amongst over 270 chambers spread across four levels of the defensive structure.

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  Inner Courtyard

  The Inner Courtyard lies at the heart of the fortified citadel, accessed through the entrance tunnel.

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  Exterior Cresting

  The exterior crestellation forms one of the distinctive defensive features of Prejmer's fortified complex.