
The Archers' Tower in Sibiu was built in the 15th century, over a hundred years after the city authorities decided to construct the third fortified enclosure of Sibiu. This enclosure also included the Potters' Tower and the Carpenters' Tower.
The name given to the Archers' Tower comes from the keyhole-shaped embrasures through which the city's defenders fired their arquebuses during attacks.
The Archers' Tower can be found on Cetății Street, parallel to Corneliu Coposu Boulevard.
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