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|The fortifications of the walled town of Ragólve. They span a circumfrencecircumference of four kilometers and are the largest intact historical fortifications in the country. A full restoration project completed in 2007 allows visitors to walk the entire top of the walls. A cathedral and small towerhouse are connected to the walls on the inside and are still in use. Ragólve's walls have withstood bombardment and siege seven times and famously never failed. Some interior sections are off-limits.

|The historical seat of the Antoran monarchy. The Palacia and its surrounding outbuildings and fortifications take up ten out of sixty acres of the Royal Palace Complex in [[Porta Tranquíla]]. Built in the mid-12th century as the castle of the Dukes of Avantana, the building has been reworked and expanded as the court of the Kings of Casilló and later Casilló y Réal. While a treasured and famous landmark, the Palacia serves as the home for the Antoran monarch eight months out of the year, and is closed to visitors except on special occaisonsoccasions. The only publicly-accessibly section of the complex is a portion of the Royal Archive of Antora, the largest library in the nation.