The Georgian village of Sasireti is known not only for the battle that took place here, in which the Vikings took part. One of the local landmarks of Georgia is the Shervashidze family tower.
An example of 17th-century Georgian architecture is the Shervashidze family tower located in Sasireti. Bricks and cobblestone were used in the construction of the Sasireti tower. The loopholes have an arched shape.
In the village of Sasireti there is a unique structure - the Shervashidze family tower. It was built in the 17th century. Cobble stone was used for its construction.
For the most part, the interior of the tower is dominated by brickwork. There is an entrance on the first floor. There are four niches and as many narrow windows. On the south side, you can climb the stairs to the second floor.
The arches are large windows in the form of arches. Many years ago there was a fireplace in front of the entrance, which has not survived.
On the south side is a staircase made of stone, leading to the third floor, which is partially ruined.
All the walls are covered with plaster. By the way, the interfloor ceilings are domed.
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Natural Monuments of Georgia
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