Nuremberg Castle
Nuremberg Castle
Luftaufnahme der Nürnberger Burg. Nuremberg Castle 1
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Luftaufnahme der Nürnberger Burg. Nuremberg Castle 1
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Luftbild. Nuremberg Castle 2
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Luftbild. Nuremberg Castle 2
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Palas. Nuremberg Castle 3
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Palas. Nuremberg Castle 3
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Palas. Nuremberg Castle 4
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Palas. Nuremberg Castle 4
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Margarethenbrunnen. Nuremberg Castle 5
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Margarethenbrunnen. Nuremberg Castle 5
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Sinwellturm and Walpurgiskapelle. Nuremberg Castle 6
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Sinwellturm and Walpurgiskapelle. Nuremberg Castle 6
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Sinwellturm and Walpurgiskapelle. Nuremberg Castle 7
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Sinwellturm and Walpurgiskapelle. Nuremberg Castle 7
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Sinwellturm (Sinwell Tower). Nuremberg Castle 9
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Sinwellturm (Sinwell Tower). Nuremberg Castle 9
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Sinwellturm (Sinwell Tower). Nuremberg Castle 10
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Sinwellturm (Sinwell Tower). Nuremberg Castle 10
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Sinwellturm (Sinwell Tower). Nuremberg Castle 11
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Sinwellturm (Sinwell Tower). Nuremberg Castle 11
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Sinwellturm (Sinwell Tower). Nuremberg Castle 12
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Sinwellturm (Sinwell Tower). Nuremberg Castle 12
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The Heavenly Gate, the Imperial Castle, Nuremberg. Built in the second half of the 14th Century and widened in 1520 for the entry of Emperor Charles V. Adjoining are the post-medieval Heavenly Stables. Nuremberg Castle 13
Nuremberg Castle
The Heavenly Gate, the Imperial Castle, Nuremberg. Built in the second half of the 14th Century and widened in 1520 for the entry of Emperor Charles V. Adjoining are the post-medieval Heavenly Stables. Nuremberg Castle 13
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The courtyard with Heidenturm (Heathen Tower), Kaiserkapelle (Emperor's Chapel), and Tiefer Brunnen (Deep Well). Nuremberg Castle 14
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The courtyard with Heidenturm (Heathen Tower), Kaiserkapelle (Emperor's Chapel), and Tiefer Brunnen (Deep Well). Nuremberg Castle 14
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El patio interior con el Heidenturm (Torre Pagana), la Kaiserkapelle (Capilla del emperador) y Tiefer Brunnen (Pozo profundo). Nuremberg Castle 15
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El patio interior con el Heidenturm (Torre Pagana), la Kaiserkapelle (Capilla del emperador) y Tiefer Brunnen (Pozo profundo). Nuremberg Castle 15
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Tiefer Brunnen (Pozo profundo). Nuremberg Castle 16
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Tiefer Brunnen (Pozo profundo). Nuremberg Castle 16
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The Heathen's Tower, the Imperial Castle, Nuremberg. The first fortress on this site was built by Emperor Heinrich III in 1050. Also known as St Margaret's Tower, the tower was constructed in 1200 with the brick addition in the Gothic period and the pavilion roof in 1566. Nuremberg Castle 18
Nuremberg Castle
The Heathen's Tower, the Imperial Castle, Nuremberg. The first fortress on this site was built by Emperor Heinrich III in 1050. Also known as St Margaret's Tower, the tower was constructed in 1200 with the brick addition in the Gothic period and the pavilion roof in 1566. Nuremberg Castle 18
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Heidenturm (Heathen Tower). Nuremberg Castle 19
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Heidenturm (Heathen Tower). Nuremberg Castle 19
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Heidenturm (Heathen Tower). Nuremberg Castle 20
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Heidenturm (Heathen Tower). Nuremberg Castle 20
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Heidenturm (Heathen Tower). Nuremberg Castle 21
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Heidenturm (Heathen Tower). Nuremberg Castle 21
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Entrada al Patio. Nuremberg Castle 22
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Entrada al Patio. Nuremberg Castle 22
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Entrada al Patio. Nuremberg Castle 23
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Entrada al Patio. Nuremberg Castle 23
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Entrada al Patio. Nuremberg Castle 24
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Entrada al Patio. Nuremberg Castle 24
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The Palas, Courtyard (Innere Burghof). Nuremberg Castle 25
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The Palas, Courtyard (Innere Burghof). Nuremberg Castle 25
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The Palas, Courtyard (Innere Burghof). Nuremberg Castle 26
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The Palas, Courtyard (Innere Burghof). Nuremberg Castle 26
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The Palas on the left half of the picture, on the right half of Kemenatenbau. Innere Burghof. Nuremberg Castle 27
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The Palas on the left half of the picture, on the right half of Kemenatenbau. Innere Burghof. Nuremberg Castle 27
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Rittersaal (Knights' Hall). Nuremberg Castle 28
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Rittersaal (Knights' Hall). Nuremberg Castle 28
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Today, the Knights' Hall looks like during a visit to the Emperor Frederick III in 1471. Two-span room with ceiling with freewheeling and 30 cross beams lying on the powerful support that sweeps 5 oak columns. The windows in the pits with side sidenikami - a magnificent view of Nuremberg . Rittersaal (Knights' Hall). Nuremberg Castle 29
Nuremberg Castle
Today, the Knights' Hall looks like during a visit to the Emperor Frederick III in 1471. Two-span room with ceiling with freewheeling and 30 cross beams lying on the powerful support that sweeps 5 oak columns. The windows in the pits with side sidenikami - a magnificent view of Nuremberg . Rittersaal (Knights' Hall). Nuremberg Castle 29
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Between two pillars and the windows limited three benches and a barrier with the barrier of the court. For the clerk of the court there was a cupboard and a table. The rest room was free of consideration to the court. Rittersaal (Knights' Hall). Nuremberg Castle 30
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Between two pillars and the windows limited three benches and a barrier with the barrier of the court. For the clerk of the court there was a cupboard and a table. The rest room was free of consideration to the court. Rittersaal (Knights' Hall). Nuremberg Castle 30
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The staircase that leads from the Knights' Hall in the Imperial Hall. Rittersaal (Knights' Hall). Nuremberg Castle 31
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The staircase that leads from the Knights' Hall in the Imperial Hall. Rittersaal (Knights' Hall). Nuremberg Castle 31
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On the east side of the Knight's Hall , the richly decorated portal is to Kaiser Chapel. On the left picture the portal Friedrich III is depicted as emperor, on the right is his son Maximilian to see ( I ) as a Roman king. Maximilian is the successor of Friedrich III. Both can be seen in the worship of the Judge. Nuremberg Castle 32
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On the east side of the Knight's Hall , the richly decorated portal is to Kaiser Chapel. On the left picture the portal Friedrich III is depicted as emperor, on the right is his son Maximilian to see ( I ) as a Roman king. Maximilian is the successor of Friedrich III. Both can be seen in the worship of the Judge. Nuremberg Castle 32
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Doppelkapelle (Kaiserkapelle). Nuremberg Castle 33
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Doppelkapelle (Kaiserkapelle). Nuremberg Castle 33
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Doppelkapelle (Kaiserkapelle) (Imperial Chapel). Nuremberg Castle 34
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Doppelkapelle (Kaiserkapelle) (Imperial Chapel). Nuremberg Castle 34
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Doppelkapelle (Kaiserkapelle). Nuremberg Castle 35
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Doppelkapelle (Kaiserkapelle). Nuremberg Castle 35
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Doppelkapelle (Kaiserkapelle). Nuremberg Castle 36
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Doppelkapelle (Kaiserkapelle). Nuremberg Castle 36
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Doppelkapelle (Margaretenkapelle) (St Margaret’s Chapel). Nuremberg Castle 37
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Doppelkapelle (Margaretenkapelle) (St Margaret’s Chapel). Nuremberg Castle 37
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Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall). Nuremberg Castle 38
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Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall). Nuremberg Castle 38
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In the center of the room sits the Imperial Charles IV. This is a copy of the statue from the tower at the Charles Bridge in Prague. Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall). Nuremberg Castle 39
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In the center of the room sits the Imperial Charles IV. This is a copy of the statue from the tower at the Charles Bridge in Prague. Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall). Nuremberg Castle 39
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On the walls hung with relief images of electors and emperors. Of particular relevance here - to Louis of Bavaria, images which occur more frequently than usual. The originals of these reliefs decorated the largest trading house in Germany (Mainz). The house was demolished in 1812. Today reliefs - the Museum of the Earth Mainz. Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall). Nuremberg Castle 40
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On the walls hung with relief images of electors and emperors. Of particular relevance here - to Louis of Bavaria, images which occur more frequently than usual. The originals of these reliefs decorated the largest trading house in Germany (Mainz). The house was demolished in 1812. Today reliefs - the Museum of the Earth Mainz. Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall). Nuremberg Castle 40
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Large fireplace (magnificent oven) in the Imperial Hall. On the stove are representations virtue : faith, love, hope, strength, wisdom and justice. Nürnberg (?) To the 1675th. Decorated feet from the stove (lower panel). Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall). Nuremberg Castle 41
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Large fireplace (magnificent oven) in the Imperial Hall. On the stove are representations virtue : faith, love, hope, strength, wisdom and justice. Nürnberg (?) To the 1675th. Decorated feet from the stove (lower panel). Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall). Nuremberg Castle 41
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Fireplace. Nuremberg Castle 42
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Fireplace. Nuremberg Castle 42
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Himself Imperial Hall noticeably divided into two parts. More - and less original, an attached during recovery. The hall houses an exhibition about the history of the Roman Empire of the German nation and its emperors. Nuremberg Castle 43
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Himself Imperial Hall noticeably divided into two parts. More - and less original, an attached during recovery. The hall houses an exhibition about the history of the Roman Empire of the German nation and its emperors. Nuremberg Castle 43
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The coat of arms ceiling (top) destroyed in the reception room of the emperor in 1945 and renewed in modified form in 1948. The ceiling probably from Dürer students Sprininklee and was built around 1520th From the original equipment, the blue-red aggregate paneling from the time of Emperor Frederick III. receive. Nuremberg Castle 44
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The coat of arms ceiling (top) destroyed in the reception room of the emperor in 1945 and renewed in modified form in 1948. The ceiling probably from Dürer students Sprininklee and was built around 1520th From the original equipment, the blue-red aggregate paneling from the time of Emperor Frederick III. receive. Nuremberg Castle 44
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Reception room of the emperor. Nuremberg Castle 45
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Reception room of the emperor. Nuremberg Castle 45
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The fireplace in the reception room, the so-called 'imperial kiln' . At the top are images of Emperor Maximilian II. And Leopold I. At the fire box are allegories of the liberal arts. After the Second World War a few leftover tiles formed the basis for a reconstruction in the 1950s. The original is considered a work of George III Vest, Nuremberg, 17th century. Nuremberg Castle 46
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The fireplace in the reception room, the so-called 'imperial kiln' . At the top are images of Emperor Maximilian II. And Leopold I. At the fire box are allegories of the liberal arts. After the Second World War a few leftover tiles formed the basis for a reconstruction in the 1950s. The original is considered a work of George III Vest, Nuremberg, 17th century. Nuremberg Castle 46
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The living room of the emperor. On the north and east wall is a wooden paneling with green held in green Renaissance grotesques. Probably the Dürer students Springinklee created this wood paneling in 1520. The eagle ceiling probably dates from the early 15th century. The ceiling was supposed to show a black eagle on golden ground, The Emperor Maximilian I, which this was noticed, this could not be declared already in 1520. Nuremberg Castle 47
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The living room of the emperor. On the north and east wall is a wooden paneling with green held in green Renaissance grotesques. Probably the Dürer students Springinklee created this wood paneling in 1520. The eagle ceiling probably dates from the early 15th century. The ceiling was supposed to show a black eagle on golden ground, The Emperor Maximilian I, which this was noticed, this could not be declared already in 1520. Nuremberg Castle 47
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These are the coats of arms on the ceiling, which appeared in anticipation of Charles V. This ceiling reception room with a strange image of the emperor of the imperial eagle - the golden eagle on a black background. Nuremberg Castle 48
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These are the coats of arms on the ceiling, which appeared in anticipation of Charles V. This ceiling reception room with a strange image of the emperor of the imperial eagle - the golden eagle on a black background. Nuremberg Castle 48
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Stove, so-called 'vases oven'. The furnace was reconstructed using undestroyed tiles. Nuremberg Castle 49
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Stove, so-called 'vases oven'. The furnace was reconstructed using undestroyed tiles. Nuremberg Castle 49
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Eckraum (Corner Chamber). Nuremberg Castle 50
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Eckraum (Corner Chamber). Nuremberg Castle 50
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Eckraum (Corner Chamber). Nuremberg Castle 51
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Eckraum (Corner Chamber). Nuremberg Castle 51
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Insigniengang (Insignia Corridor). Nuremberg Castle 52
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Insigniengang (Insignia Corridor). Nuremberg Castle 52
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Fünfeckturm. Nuremberg Castle 53
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Fünfeckturm. Nuremberg Castle 53
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Fünfeckturm, Kaiserstallung, Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 54
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Fünfeckturm, Kaiserstallung, Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 54
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Fünfeckturm, Kaiserstallung, Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 55
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Fünfeckturm, Kaiserstallung, Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 55
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Fünfeckturm, Kaiserstallung, Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 56
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Fünfeckturm, Kaiserstallung, Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 56
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Kaiserstallung. Nuremberg Castle 57
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Kaiserstallung. Nuremberg Castle 57
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Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 58
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Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 58
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Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 59
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Luginsland. Nuremberg Castle 59
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Luginsland, Kaiserstallung, Fünfeckturm. Nuremberg Castle 60
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Luginsland, Kaiserstallung, Fünfeckturm. Nuremberg Castle 60
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Panorama. Nuremberg Castle 61
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Panorama. Nuremberg Castle 61
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Torre Sinwellturm (del pecado) en la mitad izquierda, y Torre Luginsland en el extremo derecho. Panorama. Nuremberg Castle 62
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Torre Sinwellturm (del pecado) en la mitad izquierda, y Torre Luginsland en el extremo derecho. Panorama. Nuremberg Castle 62
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Panorama. Nuremberg Castle 63
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Panorama. Nuremberg Castle 63
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Luftbild. Nuremberg Castle 64
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Luftbild. Nuremberg Castle 64
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Map. Nuremberg Castle 65
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Map. Nuremberg Castle 65
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Map. Nuremberg Castle 66
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Map. Nuremberg Castle 66
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