EUROPEAN WALLED TOWNS

At the Symposium

Welcome to EUROPEAN WALLED TOWNS for Friendship and professional Co-operation, the new name of the Walled Towns Friendship Circle agreed at the AGM at Lucca on 8th October 2011. See further photos from Lucca and a list of current EWT members.

Bristol Walled Town Text

Mediaeval second city of England (after London)

Walled Town Short Descriptions - Comments requested

Comments particularly from the town described are requested on the draft short walled town descriptions of Member Towns of the Walled Towns Friendship Circle,  have now been completed for 28 Members, fully paid up but which have not provided information for the main website - Please see separate page. 
Corrections and amendments will  be made as appropriate.All these towns are being invited to add to the information now provided. Final versions will be posted on the main Walled Towns website where a further 26 Members already have information (more detailed but without links) on the main site under 'Walled Towns'.
A PRINTABLE VERSION OF ALL 28 DRAFT WALLED TOWN SHORT DESCRIPTIONS CAN BE DOWNLOADED HERE AS A.PDF FILE

Salinas de Anana ARABARRI Draft Town Text (dmb)

Salinas de Anana. west of Vitoria-Gasteiz. As its name suggests

Antonana ARABARRI Draft Town Text (dmb)

Antonana, a distinct walled town founded in 1182, South East of Vitoria-Gasteiz in the Alava County,

Penacerrada ARABARRI Draft Town Text (dmb)

Penacerrada, south of Vitoria-Gasteiz

Laguardia ARABARRI Draft Town Text (dmb)

Laguardia to the south of Vitoria-Gasteiz in the Basque County of Alava/Araba,

Contrasta ARABARRI Draft Town Text (dmb)

Contrasta, a small remote walled town to the East of Vitoria-Gasteiz

Salinillas de Buradon ARABARRI Draft Town Text (dmb)

Salinillas de Buradon, South West of Vitoria-Gasteiz,

Salvatierra-Agurain ARABARRI Draft Town Text (dmb)

Salvatierra-Agurain was a sizable medieval town in the Alava County