Narva bastions

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Narva bastions are a series of well-preserved 17th-century defensive fortifications in Narva, Estonia, built during the Swedish era to protect the strategically important border town.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bastion fortifications
cultural heritage site
architecturalStyle bastion fort system
builtBy Swedish Empire NERFINISHED
builtDuring Swedish era in Estonia
category Buildings and structures in Narva
Fortifications in Estonia
Tourist attractions in Ida-Viru County
condition well-preserved
constructionStart 17th century
country Estonia
feature moats
ramparts
underground casemates
hasPart Fama bastion NERFINISHED
Fortress walls of Narva NERFINISHED
Gloria bastion NERFINISHED
Honor bastion
Pax bastion NERFINISHED
Spes bastion NERFINISHED
Triumph bastion NERFINISHED
Victoria bastion NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation cultural monument of Estonia
languageOfLocalName Estonian
Russian
locatedIn Ida-Viru County NERFINISHED
Narva NERFINISHED
locatedNear Russian border
locatedOn Narva River NERFINISHED
managedBy City of Narva NERFINISHED
material earthworks
stone
nearby Ivangorod Fortress NERFINISHED
Narva Castle NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
partOf Narva city fortifications NERFINISHED
purpose border fortification
defense of Narva
region Northern Europe
significance one of the best-preserved bastion systems in Northern Europe
strategicImportance protection of eastern border of Swedish Empire
surrounds historic center of Narva
tourism guided tours available
usedIn Great Northern War NERFINISHED

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Narva hasLandmark Narva bastions