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Castles in China

Discover 119 magnificent castles across the country

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Fort Dona Maria II

Macau, China

Fort Dona Maria II is a 19th-century bastioned fortress in Macau, China, showcasing modern military architecture.

Modern (19th–20th c.)

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Partially Preserved

Fort Provintia

Tainan, Taiwan (Province of China)

Fort Provintia is a 17th-century Dutch bastioned fortress in Tainan, Taiwan, known as Chihkan Tower today.

Renaissance (15th–17th c.)

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Fort San Salvador

, Taiwan (Province of China)

Fort San Salvador is a 17th-century bastioned fortress in Taiwan, showcasing Renaissance military architecture.

Renaissance (15th–17th c.)

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Fort Santo Domingo

, Taiwan (Province of China)

Fort Santo Domingo is a 17th-century bastioned fortress in Tamsui, Taiwan, with Spanish, Dutch, Qing, and British historical layers.

Renaissance (15th–17th c.)

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Fort São Francisco

, China

Fort São Francisco in Macau is a historic Portuguese bastioned fortress with origins as a 17th-century artillery battery.

Modern (19th–20th c.)

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Fort São Tiago da Barra

Macau, China

Fort São Tiago da Barra is a 17th-century bastioned fortress in Macau, historically key to the city's defense.

Renaissance (15th–17th c.)

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Fort Zeelandia (Taiwan)

Anping, Taiwan (Province of China)

Fort Zeelandia is a 17th-century Dutch bastioned fortress in Anping, Taiwan, pivotal in East Asian trade and colonial history.

Renaissance (15th–17th c.)

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Fortaleza de Mong Há

Macau, China

Fortaleza de Mong Há is a 19th-century bastioned fortress on Mong-Há Hill in Macau, built for coastal defense.

Modern (19th–20th c.)

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Fortifications of Xi'an

Xi'an, China

The Xi'an City Wall is one of China's oldest, largest, and best-preserved city fortifications from the Ming dynasty.

Late Medieval (14th–15th c.)

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Fujian Tulou

, China

Fujian tulou are large, fortified earth buildings housing up to 800 people, unique to southeastern China's Hakka communities.

Late Medieval (14th–15th c.)

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Ruins

Gaochang

, China

Gaochang was an ancient oasis city and key Silk Road trading center in Xinjiang, China, now archaeological ruins.

Early Medieval (5th–10th c.)

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Gonghuacheng

, China

Gonghuacheng is an ancient hill castle in China, notable for its historic defensive architecture and strategic location.

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