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castles & fortifications

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They range from remnants of a bygone age to fully operational military installations (and therefore from accessible to inaccessible). No matter the scale, fortifications feature prominently in the descriptions of Russian towns.

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  1. The Interactive Index Kelly O'Neill

Contents of this tag:

  1. Kazan
  2. Astrakhan (plan)
  3. Nizhni-Novgorod
  4. Rostov Kremlin (plan)
  5. Åbo (plan)
  6. Reval (plan)
  7. Dorpat (plan)
  8. Kazan (plan)
  9. Nizhni-Novgorod (plan)
  10. Riga (plan)
  11. Baku (plan)
  12. Pskov
  13. Smolensk (plan)
  14. Tiflis (plan)
  15. Warsaw (plan)
  16. Sebastopol (plan)
  17. Helsingfors (plan)
  18. Omsk
  19. Mitau (plan)
  20. Wesenberg
  21. Wenden (plan)
  22. Vilna (plan)
  23. Neuhausen
  24. Pavlovsk (plan)
  25. Novgorod (plan)
  26. Narva (plan)
  27. Moscow (plan)
  28. Dobrzyn
  29. Bobrowniki