Bodrum Castle
The Castle of St. Peter the Liberator of the Order of the Knights of the Hospital of St. John of Rhodes - to give it its full, comprehensive title - is Bodrum's acclaimed landmark. Over the period of six centuries it has served as a military garrison, a compound enclosing a tiny village, and even as a fortress prison. Today it houses one of the finest museums of nautical archaeology in the world.
This is the bust of a Pagan god found within the old castle grounds.
A Christian galleon close up showing the rigging.
A miniture of a Christian Galleon used by the Knights Templars
The ornate stained glass window.
Room number two.
Some of the various exhibits in the coats of arms rooms.
A view of the marina from the central tower.
This is the central tower housing one of the many exhibits to be found.
This is the Mosque within the castle walls.
This is called the English tower in the castle.
