Romania, Valea Viilor Fortified Church

The video explores the fortified churches in Transylvania, Romania, highlighting their architectural styles and historical significance. These churches, built by the Transylvanian Saxon community, are part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. The video delves into the history of Saxon settlements, their fortifications against invasions, and the architectural details of notable churches like Valea Viilor and Viscri, which transitioned from Roman Catholic to Lutheran following the Reformation.

Describe the architectural features of the Valea Viilor fortified church.

What changes occurred to the Viscri fortified church during the Reformation?

What unique architectural feature does the apse of the church possess?