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Salzburg historic district in spring, green leaves and sunshine, Austria

A close up image of a medieval knight dressed in full armour, with chainmail and red cape, holding a pole with a banner flag blowing in the wind. The warrior is standing on hilly coastal ground with a castle, and birds flying in the background. With motion blur.

Castelgrande in Bellinzona, Ticino Canton, Switzerland. UNESCO World Heritage site. Composite photo

Salzburg Austria inner city with churches. Beautiful view of Salzburg skyline with Festung Hohensalzburg in cloudy summer, Salzburg, Salzburger Land, Austria. Hohensalzburg fortress and Salzburger Dom.

Lenzburg Castle is located on a hill above the old part of the town of Lenzburg in the Canton of Aargau. Dating to the 11th century, it ranks among the oldest and most important historic evidences of Switzerland.

Castle ruins in Rabsztyn in Poland in foggy weather. The facility near Olkusz was partially rebuilt and made available on the Eagle's Nests trail on the Krakow-Czestochowa Upland.

Skopje, Macedonia - April 5, 2017: Cityscape view of Skopje from Kale fortress, medieval Ottoman fortress overlooking the city.

A medieval knight wearing full armour and helmet, holding a flag on a pole, sits on a horse riding on grassy coastal land over rocky hills towards a large distant castle on a rocky outcrop at dawn/dusk as a stormy cloud looms overhead. An eagle leads the way.

Griffen ruins in Carinthia region, Austria

$Monteriggioni shines from the top of a hill with its stone crown. One of the oldest, most memorable and recognizable villages in all of Italy, it seems that it has been inhabited since the eighth century BC. A true mirage for those who want to dive into the Middle Ages, the town is even mentioned by the Supreme Poet Dante Alighieri in the Divine Comedy: Inferno, Canto XXXI.\nIt's a place that has remained incredibly intact as if time has never passed, even though it was built by the Sienese between 1213 and 1219 for defensive purposes. The village dominates the territory from the top of a hill overlooking the Via Cassia, a strategic position from which to control the Valdelsa territory.$