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Verified places tagged “renaissance”

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🇱🇹 Lithuania · Fortress

Vilnius Lower Castle

Medieval–Renaissance Lithuania 1323–1655 (Gediminas → Vasa) · Grand Duchy of Lithuania (Gediminid–Jagiellonian–Vasa)

Vilnius Lower Castle (Valdovų rūmai) — stately Renaissance palace of Grand Dukes of Lithuania (Gediminas c.1323 foundation, 15th–17th c Renaissance florescence Sigismund Old–Vasa) at foot of…

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🇪🇬 Egypt · Ancient city

Sais (Sa el-Hagar)

Predynastic to Greco-Roman to Medieval · Egyptian (Libyan → Saite renaissance → Persian)

Cult centre of Neith and capital of 26th (Saite) Dynasty (664–525 BCE) — Egypt's Late Period renaissance metropolis that reconquered to Aswan and traded with Greeks at Naukratis.