Romanian Fortresses are historical military structures built primarily during the Middle Ages to protect territories from invasions. These fortifications often feature thick walls, towers, and strategic locations, making them effective defensive sites. Many fortresses were constructed by the Saxon communities in Transylvania and served as vital strongholds against various threats. Some notable examples include the Râșnov Fortress and the Bran Castle, which attract tourists today due to their rich history and architectural significance. These fortresses not only served military purposes but also played a role in the cultural and social life of the regions they protected.