The Old Citadel and the Guelph Tower, Pisa, Italy. Pisa's ancient fortress and tower.

Pisa was witness to many glorious moments in the ancient golden age of Italy's century, so the ruins of Pisa's Pigeon fortress and tower 'Torre Guelfa' and many ancient Italian texts, were silenced in many ancient history by the river Arno.

However, the beauty of this ancient fortress and tower can be very close to the lining tower and the beauty of its surroundings, although the tourists rarely come here in the city, but if someone comes to the banks of the river Arno, then the old yellow vault of nostalgia is old. These ruins of the day are compelled to make people curious.

Here, on the bank of the River Arno, at the beginning of the 12th century, the Pisa city was very important in building ships, and as usual Pisa's golden era was inaugurated. Then, throughout the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, the importance of this dock yard was increased day by day. At the end of the fourteenth century, Pisa's new prince turned this Doc Yard into a fort for further protection, after which the fort was named Cittadella Vecchia.

In the beginning of the fifteenth century, people of Pisa saw this high Torre Guelfa or Guelph Tower being built - but also during the Second World War it saw the tower being blotted out by bumping. Not only this tower was damaged in the Second World War, the fort was also severely damaged.

Then, in the 1950s, the tower was again rebuilt in an effort to restore the old status of this tower, not only for the viewers but also the doors of this tower were opened - so that the beauty of the Pisa city, Arno river, and the people were fascinated. can go.

And this rebuilt tower, symbolizing the preservation of human civilization, is still standing on the bank of Arno river on the banks of the golden evening, and curiosity to the people.