This structure represents an important vestige of Gaeta’s complex system of military fortifications dating from the Aragonese and Bourbon periods. It was part of the stronghold’s triptych of powder magazines along with the “Carolina” and “Ferdinand,” and was originally used for storing gunpowder.
Polveriera Trabacco, Via S. Maria Ausiliatrice, Gaeta, LT, Italia
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