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Turnu Magurele

by Dracula | Travel Romania

Turnu Magurele

Teleorman County. Vlad Tepes was waiting here for the Turkish Army to cross the Danube, in 1462. The fortress built on the foundation of a Roman fortress dates since the end of the 14th century.



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