Fasil Ghebbi V through time

Gondar 2012–2015 7 photos of this spot

7 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Gondar, spanning 2012–2015. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

A further view of the chancellery Emperor Yohannes I added to Gondar's royal enclosure, taken in 2012, illustrating the expansion of the Fasil Ghebbi complex beyond its founding structures.

Chancellery of Yohannes I 03 2012 A further view of the chancellery Emperor Yohannes I added to Gondar's royal enclosure, taken in 2012, illustrating the expansion of the Fasil Ghebbi complex beyond its founding structures.

Chancellery of Yohannes I 04 2012 The Chancellery of Yohannes I, also known as the Fasilides Archive, within the Fasil Ghebbi enclosure in Gondar, Ethiopia, photographed in 2012.

Chancellery of Yohannes I 01 2012 Gondar served as Ethiopia's imperial capital from the seventeenth century, and its walled Fasil Ghebbi compound contains castles and administrative buildings raised by successive emperors. This building, photographed in 2012, is identified as the chancellery linked to Emperor Yohannes I.

Chancellery of Yohannes I 05 2012 A chancellery building associated with Emperor Yohannes I within the Fasil Ghebbi royal enclosure in Gondar, Ethiopia, photographed in 2012. Gondar served as the imperial capital of Ethiopia from the 17th to mid-19th centuries.

Chancellery of Yohannes I 02 2012 The chancellery building of Emperor Yohannes I within the Fasil Ghebbi royal enclosure in Gondar, Ethiopia, photographed in 2012. Gondar served as the Ethiopian imperial capital from the 17th to the 19th century, and its walled compound contains castles and administrative buildings raised by successive emperors.

Fasil Ghebbi V 2015 This 2015 photograph shows part of Fasil Ghebbi, the fortress-city and former royal enclosure in Gondar, Ethiopia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Fasil Ghebbi III 2015 This 2015 photograph shows another view of Fasil Ghebbi, the royal enclosure in Gondar, Ethiopia.