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SIENA 04.04.2011 City view of Siena in the homonymous province in Italy
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City view of Siena in the homonymous province in Italy
SIENA 02.04.2011 City view of Siena in the homonymous province in Italy
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City view of Siena in the homonymous province in Italy
SIENA 02.04.2011 City view of Siena in the homonymous province in Italy
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City view of Siena in the homonymous province in Italy
CHEMNITZ 07.03.2011 View of Sankt petri church in Chemnitz in the state Saxony
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View of Sankt petri church in Chemnitz in the state Saxony
CHEMNITZ 07.03.2011 View of Sankt petri church in Chemnitz in the state Saxony
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View of Sankt petri church in Chemnitz in the state Saxony
TANGERMüNDE 26.05.2010 Blick auf die evangelische Kirche St. Stephan. Die Kirche wurde im Stil der norddeutschen Backsteingotik erbaut. Bekannt ist die St. Stephanskirche für die barocke Scherer-Orgel aus dem Jahre 1624. View of the evangelical church of St. Stephan. The church was built in the style of North German brick Gothic architecture. The St. Stephen's Church is known for its baroque Scherer organ from 1624.
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Blick auf die evangelische Kirche St. Stephan. Die Kirche wurde im Stil der norddeutschen Backsteingotik erbaut. Bekannt ist die St. Stephanskirche für die barocke Scherer-Orgel aus dem Jahre 1624. View of the evangelical church of St. Stephan. The church was built in the style of North German brick Gothic architecture. The St. Stephen's Church is known for its baroque Scherer organ from 1624.
TANGERMüNDE 26.05.2010 Blick auf die evangelische Kirche St. Stephan. Die Kirche wurde im Stil der norddeutschen Backsteingotik erbaut. Bekannt ist die St. Stephanskirche für die barocke Scherer-Orgel aus dem Jahre 1624. View of the evangelical church of St. Stephan. The church was built in the style of North German brick Gothic architecture. The St. Stephen's Church is known for its baroque Scherer organ from 1624.
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Blick auf die evangelische Kirche St. Stephan. Die Kirche wurde im Stil der norddeutschen Backsteingotik erbaut. Bekannt ist die St. Stephanskirche für die barocke Scherer-Orgel aus dem Jahre 1624. View of the evangelical church of St. Stephan. The church was built in the style of North German brick Gothic architecture. The St. Stephen's Church is known for its baroque Scherer organ from 1624.
TANGERMüNDE 26.05.2010 Blick auf die evangelische Kirche St. Stephan. Die Kirche wurde im Stil der norddeutschen Backsteingotik erbaut. Bekannt ist die St. Stephanskirche für die barocke Scherer-Orgel aus dem Jahre 1624. View of the evangelical church of St. Stephan. The church was built in the style of North German brick Gothic architecture. The St. Stephen's Church is known for its baroque Scherer organ from 1624.
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Blick auf die evangelische Kirche St. Stephan. Die Kirche wurde im Stil der norddeutschen Backsteingotik erbaut. Bekannt ist die St. Stephanskirche für die barocke Scherer-Orgel aus dem Jahre 1624. View of the evangelical church of St. Stephan. The church was built in the style of North German brick Gothic architecture. The St. Stephen's Church is known for its baroque Scherer organ from 1624.
TANGERMüNDE 26.05.2010 Blick auf die evangelische Kirche St. Stephan. Die Kirche wurde im Stil der norddeutschen Backsteingotik erbaut. Bekannt ist die St. Stephanskirche für die barocke Scherer-Orgel aus dem Jahre 1624. Vorn ist ein Teil der fast vollständig erhaltenen Stadtmauer mit dem Elbtor zu sehen. View of the evangelical church of St. Stephan. The church was built in the style of North German brick Gothic architecture. The St. Stephen's Church is known for its baroque Scherer organ from 1624. In front is a part of the almost completely preserved city with the Elbtor.
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Blick auf die evangelische Kirche St. Stephan. Die Kirche wurde im Stil der norddeutschen Backsteingotik erbaut. Bekannt ist die St. Stephanskirche für die barocke Scherer-Orgel aus dem Jahre 1624. Vorn ist ein Teil der fast vollständig erhaltenen Stadtmauer mit dem Elbtor zu sehen. View of the evangelical church of St. Stephan. The church was built in the style of North German brick Gothic architecture. The St. Stephen's Church is known for its baroque Scherer organ from 1624. In front is a part of the almost completely preserved city with the Elbtor.
SCHWANGAU 20.10.2009 Castle Hohenschwangau in Schwangau in the state of Bavaria. The castle is located on a mountain in the borough part of the same name opposite Castle Neuschwanstein. The four storey main building with its yellow facade also has three round towers and a gate building. The compound is surrounded by forest on a rock
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Castle Hohenschwangau in Schwangau in the state of Bavaria. The castle is located on a mountain in the borough part of the same name opposite Castle Neuschwanstein. The four storey main building with its yellow facade also has three round towers and a gate building. The compound is surrounded by forest on a rock
HERTEN 26.09.2009 Herten Castle during sunset in Herten in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The water castle is located in an old english park and was built in 1376. The late-gothic compound consists of the main building built from brick and including round corner towers and the outer bailey which is located on its own small island. The castle chapel stands between the two
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Herten Castle during sunset in Herten in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The water castle is located in an old english park and was built in 1376. The late-gothic compound consists of the main building built from brick and including round corner towers and the outer bailey which is located on its own small island. The castle chapel stands between the two
WöRLITZ 17.05.2009 Gothic House in Schoch's garden in Woerlitzer Park in Woerlitz in Saxony-Anhalt
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Gothic House in Schoch's garden in Woerlitzer Park in Woerlitz in Saxony-Anhalt
WöRLITZ 17.05.2009 Gothic House in Schoch's garden in Woerlitzer Park in Woerlitz in Saxony-Anhalt
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Gothic House in Schoch's garden in Woerlitzer Park in Woerlitz in Saxony-Anhalt
WöRLITZ 17.05.2009 Gothic House in Schoch's garden in Woerlitzer Park in Woerlitz in Saxony-Anhalt
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Gothic House in Schoch's garden in Woerlitzer Park in Woerlitz in Saxony-Anhalt
RADEBEUL 18.10.2008 The cottage Friedensburg in the vineyard of Radebeul in the state of Saxony. Located in the Lößnitz part of the city, some of the most important buildings lie on top of the vineyards. The whole area is listed and landmarked as a heritage site. The wine is generally called Großlage Lößnitz. The castle is built in the neo gothic style and is a mountain inn
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The cottage Friedensburg in the vineyard of Radebeul in the state of Saxony. Located in the Lößnitz part of the city, some of the most important buildings lie on top of the vineyards. The whole area is listed and landmarked as a heritage site. The wine is generally called Großlage Lößnitz. The castle is built in the neo gothic style and is a mountain inn
BAUTZEN 02.07.2008 View of the Ortenburg in the state Saxony
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View of the Ortenburg in the state Saxony
BAUTZEN 02.07.2008 View of the Ortenburg in the state Saxony
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View of the Ortenburg in the state Saxony
MüNCHEN 22.06.2008 The new city hall on Marienplatz in the city center of Munich in the state of Bavaria. The seat of the mayor, city council and administration is a landmark of the city and was built around 1900 in a neo-gothic style. It has become famous for its chimes with 43 bells. It is located in the pedestrian area of the city center
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The new city hall on Marienplatz in the city center of Munich in the state of Bavaria. The seat of the mayor, city council and administration is a landmark of the city and was built around 1900 in a neo-gothic style. It has become famous for its chimes with 43 bells. It is located in the pedestrian area of the city center
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
LUTHERSTADT WITTENBERG 17.05.2008 Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Castle church of Wittenberg with Gothic tower at the west end of the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
SPEYER 27.04.2008 View of the Memorial Church of the Protestation in Speyer in the state Rhineland-Palatinate
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View of the Memorial Church of the Protestation in Speyer in the state Rhineland-Palatinate
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
Photo ID: 173274

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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
Photo ID: 173275

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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
Photo ID: 173276

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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
MüNCHEN 20.04.2008 Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund
Photo ID: 173277

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Munich city center, overlooking the Frauenkirche, New City Hall and the parish church of St. Peter. The Frauenkirche (center) is the cathedral church of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising and is considered a symbol of the Bavarian capital. The three-aisled late Gothic brick building with a surrounding ring of chapels is 109 m long, 40 meters wide and 37 meters high. The foundation stone for today's woman in the church was built in 1468 by Duke Sigismund

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