Übersetzung für "Battlemented" in Deutsch

The gateway is in grey stone and battlemented, dating probably from the 17th century.

Primarily, what remains of the building is its gatehouse, a square, heavily battlemented structure which could stand as a separate building in itself.

On the right there is a four storey high, square battlemented defensive tower joined to the castle.

The castle, perched on a large ridge overlooking the sea, offers a glimpse of its past at a time when knights and battlemented fortresses occupied the lands of El Maestrazgo.

Lightning from hundreds of cannon illuminated the battlemented walls, the pinnacled towers, the black cube of the mausoleum, the sea of human heads turned upward.

The building might be divided into four parts, a inner courtyard and a park, and is surrounded by a partly battlemented wall.

Below his peak, on every side and enclosed with in a high battlemented wall, so thick as to allow 8 horsemen to ride abreast the uneven ground is studded with numerous old temples and reservoirs, barracks for the garrison, grain stores and other domed buildings.

On its short side, we can see the Doglione (stronghold), built in 1930, but, in fact, a faithful reproduction of the original ‘Loggia Comunale’, flanked by a battlemented tower with a belfry, a clock and a sundial.

Crossing the barren hills behind it, I descended upon the far side into a wild and desolate land with high peaks standing up from it, and so followed the sea until I came in sight of the white convent of Chrysostomos, whose battlemented walls now overlook the peaceful city of Naxos.

Aegaleos, the road enters a wide pass at the head of which is situated the monastery of Daphni, enclosed within tall battlemented walls.

The church has a high battlemented bell-tower built in the XIII century, with four alternating orders of single and double lancet windows.

A small late 16th-century fort with battlemented gables, possibly incorporating a 15th-century blockhouse, on the island was transformed by Sir Edwin Lutyens into a romantic castle for the Hon. Cecil Baring, afterwards 3rd Lord Revelstoke.

The hills of Garda's morainic amphitheatre surround it with Lake Garda itself just a few kilometres away. Castellaro's present castle dates back to 1100-1200 and owes its origins to the Scaligeri family, even if, due to its strategic border position, it was often involved in conflicts between Verona and Mantua, so that its ownership passed into the hands of the Viscontis, Gonzagas and the Serenissima Republic of Venice. Built on a natural rise just north of the little lake, the castle, defended by strong battlemented walls and ten towers, was divided into two areas: the lakeside area was set aside for the lord of the castle, while the northern area was in the hands of the captain in charge of defending the drawbridge entrance and the fortified hamlet.