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"Architectural Museum" Erfurt
The old shopping street of Anger has been the largest woad market for many centuries. Today it is the "architectural museum" of Erfurt, where Art Nouveau peacefully coexists with the Renaissance, and Gothic with the Baroque.
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The longest built-up bridge in Europe
The Shopkeeper's Bridge is an exclusive attraction in Erfurt. The bridge is 120 meters long and is the longest built-up bridge in Europe. Today in the houses on the bridge Kr?
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10 years ago
Urban architecture lovers
The construction of the House “At the Birth of the Sun” (Haus zum Sonneborn) dates back to the 15th century. marry : ) Address: Grobe Arche 6
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10 years ago
For fans of the architectural renaissance
The Dried Cod House (Haus zum Stockfisch) was once located on the very outskirts of the city and served as a warehouse for cod. And I must say that dried cod was a popular food of that period.
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10 years ago
Urban architecture lovers
The Guild House (Gildenhaus) is located next to the "House at the Big Hearth" and forms a harmonious ensemble with it. Although it was built much later than its neighbor (18th century) and in a different style (historicism), there are also details typical of the Renaissance - sculptural groups and a...
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10 years ago
For fans of the architectural renaissance
The "Big Hearth House" (Zum Breiten Herd), built in the 15th century, is considered one of the most beautiful houses in Erfurt. The building is decorated with allegorical figures and images, which, according to the architects of the Renaissance, scared away evil spirits.
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10 years ago
City view lovers
One of the main decorations of Stockholm is the majestic and unusual City Hall building. Urban legend says that the architect Ostberg, when building the stairs to the City Hall, dressed his wife in high heels and an evening dress, forcing her to wander around the models of the Blue Hall stairs back ...
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10 years ago
Urban architecture lovers
Slottsbacken Street (I always want to call it a square for its impressive size), whose name literally translates as "palace slope" - is the central, in every sense, point of the city.
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10 years ago
For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
On the embankment of the Knight's Island (Riddarholmen) there is a sculpture by Christian Berg under the official name "Solar Sail" (1966). Christian Berg was inspired by the nautical theme, and he created a sail made of concrete, driven by the wind and reflecting the sun.
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10 years ago
For lovers of leisurely walks and beautiful views
Beautiful (and, most importantly, free) views of Stockholm open from the area of historical buildings of the city - Fjä llgatan Street (Fj?
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10 years ago
Urban architecture lovers
Sergelstorg is the most popular city place for meeting friends, lovers, holding political gatherings, various festivals and folk festivals. The people called the glass column in the center of the square "Pointer", and local architects joke about it that the project could not stand the meeting with r...
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10 years ago
Collectors of the "narrowest" sights
In the 16th century, the merchant Morten Trotzig purchased two houses separated by a lane. Since then, the lane has not been called as soon as Narrow, and Stepped, and even Royal, until it got its current name.
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10 years ago
Collectors of the "smallest" sights
According to one version, the work of Liss Eriksson bears the imprint of the author's childhood. On sleepless nights, when Liss Eriksson couldn't sleep, he sat tucked up in his bed and also looked out the window at the moon.
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10 years ago
For lovers of large squares and unusual monuments
One of the largest squares in Sweden is located in Karlstad (that's what it is called - Big). It arose in the 18th century after a fire in which almost the entire city burned down.
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10 years ago
Journey through the king of the fjords
What are fjords? These are bays that cut into the land for many kilometers, surrounded by impregnable mountains. Sognefjord is one of the longest and deepest fjords in the world, its length is 204 km, the width in some places reaches 6 km, and the depth reaches 1308 meters.
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10 years ago
The most beautiful railway in Europe
The Flå m railway was built in 1940 and has one of the steepest gradients in the world - almost 80% of the track runs with a 5.5% gradient. And on the way, you will discover beautiful landscapes for every taste - waterfalls, rivers, valleys, the old Rallarvegen road and, finally, a stop at the ...
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10 years ago
A touch of wonder
Naked theory sounds like this. The Nigardsbrin glacier is the tongue of the Jostedalsbrin glacier, the largest in continental Europe. In general, glaciers are huge streams of compressed snow.
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10 years ago
City view lovers
The Flø ibanen funicular will take you to the observation deck of Mount Flø ien (320 m above sea level) in a few minutes. The cars are equipped with a glass roof and panoramic windows - so nothing will stop you from enjoying the views that open as you rise.
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10 years ago
For lovers of fish delicacies
The Bergen Fish Market is a traditional place where fishermen have been selling their fresh catch for years. The fishing day here starts at 7 am. The market itself is small, but with a very diverse assortment.
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10 years ago
Postcard lovers
The image of the embankment is so replicated on all sorts of souvenirs that the feeling that you are walking inside a postcard does not leave for a minute. Colorful place!
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10 years ago
The longest tunnel in the world
The Lä rdal Tunnel is the longest road tunnel in the world (24.5 km). The tunnel is divided into four sections with the help of special grottoes. These grottoes serve as a turning point for cars, and are also used as a rest stop.
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10 years ago
Lovers of natural beauty
The stepped Tvindefossen waterfall is considered the highest in Norway (fall height is about 150 m). But Tvindefossen water is especially appreciated (yes, yes - you can drink it by typing it into bottles directly from the waterfall).
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10 years ago
A place for unhurried rest and relaxation
The nature of Norway is called "God's work of art" and it is difficult to disagree with this. Primordial beauty, untouched by the hand of the "master of nature" - what else is needed for a good rest and relaxation?
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10 years ago
Lovers of beautiful views and sea walks
The Oslo Fjord is, geographically speaking, not a fjord. It is a bay that stretches from the Danish Straits in the south to Oslo in the north. But that doesn't make it any less awesome : ) 1.
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10 years ago
For lovers of non-trivial sculpture
The monument-fountain "Glove" located in its very center is dedicated to the history of the appearance of Christiania Square. After the fire of 1624, when the city once again burned to the ground, King Christian determined the place for rebuilding the city by simply pointing his finger at the map a ...
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10 years ago