Ancient Greece - Peloponnesian War

The Walls of Thebes stand as a monumental fortress, their mighty stone structure embodying the resilience and strength of the city. With strategically placed gates that control traffic and entry, these fortifications have been continuously reinforced through the ages, particularly during tumultuous times such as the Peloponnesian War, serving to protect the citizens of Thebes from invading forces.

Vast stone walls stretching high into the sky, covered in creeping ivy, punctuated by imposing gate towers that soar above the city, with the sun setting in a glorious orange hue behind them.