Archbishop's Palace

Another name of this ruins is Metropolitan Chambers. Once upon a time it was a colossal three-story building with a complex layout of numerous rooms and passages. It had water supply and sewerage systems in clay pipes, the remains of which were found during excavations. The archbishop's waste was dumped directly into the ditch outside the fortress. On the left, you can see the masonry of the fortress wall itself, apparently dating back to the 1430s.