King’s Bastion

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King’s Bastion is a historic 18th-century defensive stronghold in Gibraltar that played a key role in the territory’s fortifications, particularly during the Great Siege.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bastion
fortification
historical military structure
architect William Green NERFINISHED
armament cannon
heavy artillery
builtUnderAuthorityOf George Augustus Eliott NERFINISHED
Governor of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
category 18th-century fortifications
Bastions NERFINISHED
Fortifications in Gibraltar
conflict Great Siege of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
constructionEnd circa 1776
constructionStart 1770
country United Kingdom
currentUse entertainment complex
leisure centre
designer William Green NERFINISHED
hasFacility arcade
bars
bowling alley
cinema
ice rink
restaurants
hasFeature casemates for guns
embrasures for artillery
parapets
thick defensive walls
hasFunction artillery platform
bastion for landward defence
coastal defence
heritageStatus historic site
inception 18th century
locatedIn British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
locatedOn Iberian Peninsula
west side of Gibraltar
location Gibraltar NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
namedAfter King George III NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
overlooks Bay of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
approaches to Gibraltar from the west
owner Government of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
partOf defensive system of Gibraltar
fortifications of Gibraltar
significance key stronghold in defence of Gibraltar during the Great Siege
touristAttraction yes
usedDuring Great Siege of Gibraltar NERFINISHED

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fortifications of Gibraltar hasPart King’s Bastion