Bab an-Nasr

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Bab an-Nasr is a monumental fortified gate in historic Cairo, Egypt, renowned as one of the main northern entrances to the medieval city walls.

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Bab an-Nasr canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city gate
fortification
historic monument
access pedestrian passage
architecturalStyle Fatimid architecture NERFINISHED
associatedWith Fatimid Caliphate NERFINISHED
category Fortifications in Egypt
Gates in Cairo
Medieval architecture in Egypt
constructionType masonry
continent Africa
country Egypt
defensiveRole protected northern approaches to Cairo
directionFromCityCenter north
era medieval period
function city gate
defensive structure
hasFeature battlements
decorative stonework
fortified gateway passage
inscriptions
massive flanking towers
hasViewOf historic streets of Islamic Cairo
heritageStatus historic site
languageOfName Arabic
locatedIn Cairo
Egypt
Islamic Cairo NERFINISHED
locatedInOldQuarter historic Cairo
locatedNear Bab al-Futuh NERFINISHED
al-Hakim Mosque NERFINISHED
locatedOn northern wall of Fatimid Cairo
material stone
nameMeaning Gate of Victory NERFINISHED
notableFor monumental fortified design
role in Cairo’s medieval defenses
openToPublic yes
partOf Cairo city walls NERFINISHED
Fatimid city walls of Cairo NERFINISHED
region Cairo Governorate NERFINISHED
significance important example of Fatimid military architecture
major northern entrance of historic Cairo
tourism popular tourist attraction in Cairo
urbanContext part of medieval urban fabric of Cairo
usedAs northern entrance to medieval Cairo

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Islamic Cairo hasPart Bab an-Nasr
historic Cairo hasPart Bab an-Nasr
subject surface form: Historic Cairo