Burgundy Fortresses

Burgundy Fortresses are a group of strategic medieval castles and strongholds located in the Burgundy region of France. Built mainly between the 11th and 14th centuries, these fortresses served to defend territorial borders, control trade routes, and assert political power. They were typically constructed with thick stone walls, towers, and moats to withstand sieges. Today, many are historical sites that showcase medieval military architecture, reflecting the region’s importance during the Middle Ages. These fortresses offer insight into medieval defense strategies and regional history.