Raqqa Fortress

Raqqa Fortress, also known as the Citadel of Raqqa, is a historic Islamic fortress located in Raqqa, Syria. Built during the medieval period, it served as a military stronghold and administrative center. The fortress features thick stone walls, towers, and gates, designed for defense and strategic control. Over centuries, it witnessed various battles and rulers, reflecting the region’s rich history. Today, though partially ruined, it remains an important archaeological site, offering insights into ancient military architecture and the historical significance of Raqqa as a cultural crossroads.