The center of Baia Mare city was protected by the walls built in the time of Matei Corvin. Construction was due to frequent attacks of Moldovans after unsuccessful expedition of Matthew in Moldova. The approximately circular wall had four gates and was reinforced with towers supported by guilds. The wall was strengthened after each event that ended with the enemy's entry into the city. Wall importance declined after the war Kuruc. At the turn of the eighteenth-nineteenth centuries the wall was entire, the demolition was determined by the development and expansion of the city.
The last piece of the wall can be seen near isto Museum and Archeology and the towers remained only Round Tower Butchers maintained guild. Between 2010-2011 the tower was restored.
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: Daniela Iulia
City wall, Baia Mare·, Photo: WR
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Baia Mare: Baia Mare
Baia Mare: The Saint Steven town
Baia Mare: Art Museum
Baia Mare: Planetarium
Baia Mare: Catholic Church in Small Square
Baia Mare: Catholic church
Baia Mare: Panorama from Saint Steven town
Baia Mare: Monastery Minorites
Baia Mare: Regele Stefan hotel
Baia Mare: Schola Rivulina
Baia Mare: Vulturul Negru host
Baia Mare: Teleki house
Baia Mare: Erzsebet house
Baia Mare: Evangelical Church
Baia Mare: Reformed church
Baia Mare: Greek Catholic Cathedral, now Orthodox Cathedral
Baia Mare: Museum of History and Archaeology
Baia Mare: City wall
Baia Mare: The mine office and Mint
Baia Mare: Telki Sandor manor
Baia Mare: Museum of Ethnography
Baia Mare: Skanzen