Castles and Fortifications of the Knights Hospitaller
23 entries in the Castles and Fortifications of the Knights Hospitaller compendium.
Arab al-MulkCoastal Syrian village on the site of ancient Paltos.ArqaAncient city-state and Crusader castle in northern Lebanon.BurgataFort acquired by Hospitallers in 1248; modern moshav founded 1949.Castello della MagioneMedieval Templar mansio on the Via Francigena, now Hospitaller headquarters.Castello di Punta PaganaA 17th-century Genoese fort, now owned by the Order of Malta.Castle UptonA 17th-century plantation castle remodelled by Robert Adam in County Antrim.Château de la MontagneA fortified Baroque palace on Saint Kitts.ColiathRuined Hospitaller castrum in Lebanon, a plain enclosure castle.Château de Condat, DordogneFortified Hospitaller commandry in Périgord, founded 12th century.Fort Saint-Jean (Marseille)Fortification at Marseille's Old Port, built by Louis XIV.Gastria CastleA small Templar fortress on Famagusta Bay.GibelacarA Fatimid-era fortress in northern Lebanon, later a Crusader and Mamluk stronghold.Kafr LamCoastal fort and village held by Hospitallers and Templars.Kolossi CastleCrusader stronghold in Cyprus, known for sugar production and Commandaria wine.Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of RhodesGothic palace and fortress of the Knights Hospitaller on Rhodes.QalansaweA Hospitaller fortress in the Crusader plains near Ramle.QulaDepopulated Palestinian village with Crusader-era Hospitaller remains.QurfaysMinor Hospitaller fortress in Syria, destroyed in 1271.Roche-GuillaumeLast Templar stronghold in Antioch, lost to the Mamluks.Silifke CastleCrusader castle on the acropolis of ancient Seleucia.Mount TaborBiblical hill of battle and Transfiguration in Galilee.Taibe, GalileeCrusader castle (Le) Forbelet, likely Hospitaller, on the Issachar Plateau.Tripoli, LebanonSecond-largest city in Lebanon with a crusader castle.
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