Story of Saint Hilarion Castle and Queen Regaena

St. Hilarion Castle and the story of Queen Regaena 'Welcome to St. Hilarion, paying for your efforts and devotion toward Queen's room,' when she entered the door she got to her There is an enchanting Queen of Regaena in the window where the room that was there was opened. I walked through the room and accidentally felt security guards next to me. Suddenly they grabbed me and pushed me through the open window. When the guard kept me away from the cliff outside the window, this is the last sentence I heard, as "Thank you" was killed in the lower valley.

The set of Byzantine churches of Bellati castle is extraordinary. At the foot of the castle are the ShënMëhilli church (St. Michael), the 13th century Shën Mariae Vllahernës church (the 13th century Blachernaebuil St Mary's Church), the Shën Triadha Church (Holy Trinity Church), the Holy Holy Shrine church. Maria) is in the castle. You can also visit the ShënSpiridhoni monastery in Gorica. In 1417, the Ottoman Empire occupied Belati, this conquest left its name and built a monument of Islamic beliefs such as Shamia E. Couquet (Red Mosque) of Shamia E. Plasket (1555). , Xhamia Mbret (built in 1481) (King's Mosque) and Xhamiae Beqarëve (1872)

St George's Castle or Castle of Sao Jorge is a Moorish building on the highest hill in Lisbon. The castle looks almost anywhere in the city and has a very rich history. With the help of the Northern European Crusade it was not occupied by Portugal 's first king, Afonso Henriques until 1147. The way to the sacred place. The King is extremely grateful to the Crusaders, especially the English named the British Patron Saint George. The castle became the Palace of the King of Portugal, and when he returned after the voyage, one of the rooms often received the famous explorer Vasco da Gama. The castle was largely destroyed by the 1755 earthquake but 18 towers and walls remain, so visitors can climb the tower and enjoy the breathtaking views of Lisbon.