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Catherine's Gate, a white tower with a tall spire and four corner turrets, seen down a path through autumn trees.
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Catherine's Gate

Catherine's Gate was built by the tailors' guild in 1559 to replace a gate destroyed by a flood, and its tower is the only original medieval city gate of Brașov still standing. Four corner turrets around the spire marked the town's right to pass death sentences, and for centuries it was the entrance that Romanians living in Șchei had to use.

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