Rumeli Majidiye fortress is one of the largest modern defensive measures of the Ottomans, which was built by Asaf Pasha in 1892 AD. The fort was distinguished by its fortified architectural structure, which was designed to counter the invasion of the enemy, and to launch campaigns and direct strikes from a high place. Today, the stronghold includes traces of weapons, tanks, catapults, pistols, and complex military weapons, which were manufactured by the army at that time, and have remained immortal to this day, bearing witness to an ancient history.