Academy Square, Theater and Cathedral, Berlin |
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Germany, Village on Mosel River |
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Germany, Riverboat docked. |
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Germany, Gern Maria Church, Berchtesgaden, under Mount Untersberg |
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Germany Cologne, Hohenzollern Bridge over Rhine River, with Saint Peter's and Saint Mary's Cathedral. |
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Germany: Hesse, Michelstadt Town Fountain |
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Germany: Castle with a Moat All Around it |
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Germany: Bavaria, Arch in Siegestor Street, Munich. |
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Germany: Typical Roofs. |
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Germany: Cathedral in Westphalia |
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Germany: Entrance of Charlottenburg Schloss in Berlin |
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Germany: Bavaria, Small Venice, Bamberg |
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Germany: Pottenstein, Bavaria |
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Germany: Schloss Linderhof Castle Fountain, Bavaria |
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Germany: Bellevvue Schloss Palace, Berlin |
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Germany: The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra |
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Germany: Oberammergau city-scape, in the district of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria
The town is famous for its production of a Passion Play. The play was first performed in 1634 and is the result of a vow made by the inhabitants of the village that if God spared them from the effects of the bubonic plague then sweeping the region, they would perform a passion play every ten years. It is also well-known for its wood-carving tradition. |
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Germany: The Red City Hall of Berlin |
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Germany: Freiburg |
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Germany: Freiburg |
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Dresden, Germany: Preserved Buildings of the Historic City
One of them covered for further preservation works
credit: faculty.umf.maine.edu |
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Dresden, Germany: The Opera House Building
One of the few buildings of the city that avoided total destruction guring the terrible bombardment by the Alies in 1945. It was possible to rebuild it after the war.
credit: faculty.umf.maine.edu |
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