Sujet

Llansteffen castle

Légende

Llansteffen castle, Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK, a castle was built in the 12th century on the site of a prehistoric hill fort. For 400 years it was mostly in Anglo-Norman hands. The original spelling was Llanstephan

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/alimdi/Trevor Chriss

Notre référence

BRK23A32_449

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

31,9Mo (1,8Mo) / 34,4cm x 23,2cm / 4061 x 2745 (300dpi)

Mots clés

12th century British Carmarthenshire Castel Castell Castelo Europe Europe's Famous Place Fort castle Memorial Memorial site Memorials Monument No People North Europe Northern Europe Ruined building architecture attraction attractions bastion bastions big built built in castle castles construct cultural day daylight daytime decayed defence defence work defence works defensive fortification defensive work derelict deserted deteriorated dilapidated empty erect erecting exterior exterior photograph exterior view exterior views fort fortification fortifications fortress fortresses great hand hands heritage heritages hill fort hillfort historic historical kingdom kingdoms landmark large marooned mediaeval medieval no one nobody old open sky out outdoor outdoor shot outdoor shots outdoors outside place of interest prehistoric rampart ramshackle ring rings round ruin ruins run-down rundown shot shots sight slavic structures tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark travel photography uninhabited year years In the middle ages Middle Ages Wales ancient civilization ancient civilizations building buildings culture cultures pattern patterns structure Britain Great Britain UK United Kingdom Welsh