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The curtain walls were built on the initiative of Bishop Przecław of Pogorzela in the mid-14th century. They surrounded the area of the New Town. They included twenty-eight towers and four gate towers: Wrocławska, Ziębicka, Celna and Bracka. In addition, the walls protected the ramparts added thereto. In 1428, the defensive fortifications prevented the Hussites attacking Nysa from conquering the New Town. In the 16th and the 18th century, the walls were modernised several times, and at the turn of the 19th and 20th century, they were virtually completely demolished. Until today, only a small fragment of them has been preserved.
Multimedia Tourist Route Nysa Fortress in the Bastion of St. Jadwiga - this is a light - sound show in which an old prisoner (his spirit) tells about the history of the Nysa Fortress. The Multimedial...