Romania, Viscri Fortified Church

The video explores the rich history and architecture of fortified churches in Transylvania, Romania. It highlights the Saxon villages established in the 12th century by German colonists under Hungarian rule. These communities built fortified churches to protect against Ottoman and Tatar invasions. The Viscri Fortified Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, exemplifies this architectural style, showcasing Romanesque features and defensive structures. The video delves into the construction techniques and historical significance of these unique buildings.

How did the Viscri fortified Church reflect the cultural influences of its time?

What changes were introduced to the Romanesque hall church in the 13th century?