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Schloss Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 2
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At the centre of the Great Parterre, part of the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe, stands the Bell Fountain. It and other fountains play several times a day. The garden was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. As can be seen, it is full of statues of Greek gods and goddesses and of large urns. Schloss Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 3
Herrenhausen Palace
At the centre of the Great Parterre, part of the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe, stands the Bell Fountain. It and other fountains play several times a day. The garden was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. As can be seen, it is full of statues of Greek gods and goddesses and of large urns. Schloss Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 3
Herrenhausen Palace
The original royal residence of Schloss Herrenhausen (which dated from the 17th century) was destroyed by Allied bombs in 1943. The palace was recently re-built, based on the original designs, though the interiors were not re-created. It now serves partly as a conference centre and partly as a museum. No doubt with the passage of time it will look less pristine and artificial. Herrenhausen Palace 4
Herrenhausen Palace
The original royal residence of Schloss Herrenhausen (which dated from the 17th century) was destroyed by Allied bombs in 1943. The palace was recently re-built, based on the original designs, though the interiors were not re-created. It now serves partly as a conference centre and partly as a museum. No doubt with the passage of time it will look less pristine and artificial. Herrenhausen Palace 4
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Schloss Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 5
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Baroque wing and Leibniz bust, Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 12
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Baroque wing and Leibniz bust, Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 12
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State finances, Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 13
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State finances, Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 13
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Model of the Palace, Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 14
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Model of the Palace, Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 14
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Everyday objects, Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 15
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Everyday objects, Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 15
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Model of a church in the 'Chamber of Art and Wonders', Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 16
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Model of a church in the 'Chamber of Art and Wonders', Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 16
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Religious objects. Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 17
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Religious objects. Herrenhausen Palace Museum. Herrenhausen Palace 17
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Schloss Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 18
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The Gallery Building in the Great Garden. One of the few original outbuildings at Schloss Herrenhausen to have escaped the Allied bombing of 1943 virtually unscathed - the late 17th century Gallery, which can be rented for concerts, receptions etc. The frescoes in the Banqueting Hall are especially noteworthy. Herrenhausen Palace 20
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The Gallery Building in the Great Garden. One of the few original outbuildings at Schloss Herrenhausen to have escaped the Allied bombing of 1943 virtually unscathed - the late 17th century Gallery, which can be rented for concerts, receptions etc. The frescoes in the Banqueting Hall are especially noteworthy. Herrenhausen Palace 20
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Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 21
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Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 21
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Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 22
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Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 22
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Neptune Fountain (2008) in Orange Ground. Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 23
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Neptune Fountain (2008) in Orange Ground. Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 23
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Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 24
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Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 24
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Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 25
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Gallery Building. Herrenhausen Palace 25
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One of the few original outbuildings at Schloss Herrenhausen to have escaped the Allied bombing of 1943 virtually unscathed - the Orangerie. The original early 18th century building was remodelled by Georg Laves during the early 19th century. It is now used to host events. Herrenhausen Palace 26
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One of the few original outbuildings at Schloss Herrenhausen to have escaped the Allied bombing of 1943 virtually unscathed - the Orangerie. The original early 18th century building was remodelled by Georg Laves during the early 19th century. It is now used to host events. Herrenhausen Palace 26
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Close to Schloss Herrenhausen is this small palace, known as the Furstenhaus. Dating from the 1720s, it is now the residence of the elder son of the Prince of Hanover, Hereditary Prince Ernst August, having previously been a museum. Herrenhausen Palace 27
Herrenhausen Palace
Close to Schloss Herrenhausen is this small palace, known as the Furstenhaus. Dating from the 1720s, it is now the residence of the elder son of the Prince of Hanover, Hereditary Prince Ernst August, having previously been a museum. Herrenhausen Palace 27
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The Library Building, Berggarten (Mountain Garden). Herrenhausen Palace 28
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The Library Building, Berggarten (Mountain Garden). Herrenhausen Palace 28
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The Library Building, Berggarten. The elegant Library Pavilion in the Berggarten, begun in 1817 to a design by Hanover's leading architect of the time, Georg Laves. In the foreground is the Ornamental Courtyard. Herrenhausen Palace 29
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The Library Building, Berggarten. The elegant Library Pavilion in the Berggarten, begun in 1817 to a design by Hanover's leading architect of the time, Georg Laves. In the foreground is the Ornamental Courtyard. Herrenhausen Palace 29
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The Library Building, Berggarten. Herrenhausen Palace 30
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The Library Building, Berggarten. Herrenhausen Palace 30
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Mausoleum of King Ernest Augustus I of Hanover in the Berggarten. The Berggarten was originally created in the 1660s as a vegetable garden to serve the needs of the nearby royal palace. It is now Hanover's principal botanical garden, with exotic plants from around the world. An avenue of linden trees leads to the Mausoleum, where several distinguished members of the House of Hanover are buried, including Electress Sophia and her son King George I of Great Britain. The building was commissioned by King Ernst August 1 and built between 1842 and 1847 to a design by Georg Laves, the leading architect of the time. Herrenhausen Palace 31
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Mausoleum of King Ernest Augustus I of Hanover in the Berggarten. The Berggarten was originally created in the 1660s as a vegetable garden to serve the needs of the nearby royal palace. It is now Hanover's principal botanical garden, with exotic plants from around the world. An avenue of linden trees leads to the Mausoleum, where several distinguished members of the House of Hanover are buried, including Electress Sophia and her son King George I of Great Britain. The building was commissioned by King Ernst August 1 and built between 1842 and 1847 to a design by Georg Laves, the leading architect of the time. Herrenhausen Palace 31
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Regenwaldhaus Berggarten. Herrenhausen Palace 32
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Regenwaldhaus Berggarten. Herrenhausen Palace 32
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At the centre of the Great Parterre, part of the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe, stands the Bell Fountain. It and other fountains play several times a day. The garden was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. As can be seen, it is full of statues of Greek gods and goddesses and of large urns. Great Garden (Großer Garten). Herrenhausen Palace 33
Herrenhausen Palace
At the centre of the Great Parterre, part of the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe, stands the Bell Fountain. It and other fountains play several times a day. The garden was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. As can be seen, it is full of statues of Greek gods and goddesses and of large urns. Great Garden (Großer Garten). Herrenhausen Palace 33
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Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 34
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Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 34
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Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 35
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Great Cascade at Great Garden. The Cascade in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. The Cascade miraculously survived the Allied bombing of the neighbouring Schloss Herrenhausen in 1943. Herrenhausen Palace 37
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Great Cascade at Great Garden. The Cascade in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. The Cascade miraculously survived the Allied bombing of the neighbouring Schloss Herrenhausen in 1943. Herrenhausen Palace 37
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Great Cascade at Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 38
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Great Cascade at Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 38
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The Grotto adjoining Schloss Herrenhausen. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 39
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The Grotto adjoining Schloss Herrenhausen. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 39
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The Grotto adjoining Schloss Herrenhausen. The three rooms inside were totally remodelled between 2001 and 2003 by the French artists Niki de Saint Phalle, using bits of mosaic, glass, minerals and sea shells. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 40
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The Grotto adjoining Schloss Herrenhausen. The three rooms inside were totally remodelled between 2001 and 2003 by the French artists Niki de Saint Phalle, using bits of mosaic, glass, minerals and sea shells. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 40
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Mythological figures some Pan and Syrinx (water), Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 43
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Mythological figures some Pan and Syrinx (water), Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 43
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This is one of the few parts of the original Schloss Herrenhausen to have survived the destruction caused by Allied bombing in 1943. It is now to be found hidden away in the Grosser Garten. The previous photograph shows where this portal once stood. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 47
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This is one of the few parts of the original Schloss Herrenhausen to have survived the destruction caused by Allied bombing in 1943. It is now to be found hidden away in the Grosser Garten. The previous photograph shows where this portal once stood. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 47
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The highlight of the Grosser Garten, without a doubt, is the Great Fountain, which can reach a height of nearly 80 metres, making it the tallest in Europe. It was inaugurated in the presence of Elector Georg I (also King George I of Great Britain) in 1719, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 48
Herrenhausen Palace
The highlight of the Grosser Garten, without a doubt, is the Great Fountain, which can reach a height of nearly 80 metres, making it the tallest in Europe. It was inaugurated in the presence of Elector Georg I (also King George I of Great Britain) in 1719, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 48
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A small pavilion in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 49
Herrenhausen Palace
A small pavilion in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 49
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Aerial view Garden Theatre (Gartentheatre). Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 50
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Aerial view Garden Theatre (Gartentheatre). Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 50
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The al fresco Garden Theatre in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. Dramatic and musical performances still take place here during the summer months. One of the most prominent features is an avenue of gilded statues of characters from Greek mythology. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 51
Herrenhausen Palace
The al fresco Garden Theatre in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. Dramatic and musical performances still take place here during the summer months. One of the most prominent features is an avenue of gilded statues of characters from Greek mythology. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 51
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Stage with golden figures, Garden Theatre, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 52
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Stage with golden figures, Garden Theatre, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 52
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Stage with golden figures, Garden Theatre, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 53
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Stage with golden figures, Garden Theatre, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 53
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Stage with golden figures, Garden Theatre, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 54
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Stage with golden figures, Garden Theatre, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 54
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One of several garden 'rooms' in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 55
Herrenhausen Palace
One of several garden 'rooms' in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 55
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One of several garden 'rooms' (the Rose Garden) in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 56
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One of several garden 'rooms' (the Rose Garden) in the Grosser Garten, one of the finest Baroque gardens in Europe. It was created by the French landscape gardener Martin Charbonnier at the behest of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, the mother of King George I of Great Britain. Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 56
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Corner Pavilion by Louis Remy de la Fosse, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 57
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Corner Pavilion by Louis Remy de la Fosse, Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 57
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Aerial view of the Northern half of the Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 58
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Aerial view of the Northern half of the Great Garden. Herrenhausen Palace 58
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Great Garden (Große Garten). Herrenhausen Palace 59
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Great Garden (Große Garten). Herrenhausen Palace 59
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Georgengarten. Luftbild von die Herrenhäuser Gärten Herrenhausen Hannover. Herrenhausen Palace 60
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Georgengarten. Luftbild von die Herrenhäuser Gärten Herrenhausen Hannover. Herrenhausen Palace 60
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Leibniz Temple in the Georgengarten. Herrenhausen Palace 61
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Leibniz Temple in the Georgengarten. Herrenhausen Palace 61
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The principal building in the Georgengarten is the late 18th century Georgenpalais, which is now home to a museum of caricature and graphic art, named after WIlhelm Busch. Georgengarten. Herrenhausen Palace 62
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The principal building in the Georgengarten is the late 18th century Georgenpalais, which is now home to a museum of caricature and graphic art, named after WIlhelm Busch. Georgengarten. Herrenhausen Palace 62
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Welfenschloss (Welf Castle), the central point of the Welfengarten. Herrenhausen Palace 63
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Welfenschloss (Welf Castle), the central point of the Welfengarten. Herrenhausen Palace 63
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 67
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 67
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 68
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 68
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 69
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 69
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 70
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 70
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 71
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 71
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 72
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 72
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 73
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 73
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 74
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 74
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 75
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Luftbild von Hannover Herrenhausen. Herrenhausen Palace 75
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Aerial view of the Great Garden and Schloss Herrenhausen Hannover. Herrenhausen Palace 76
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Aerial view of the Great Garden and Schloss Herrenhausen Hannover. Herrenhausen Palace 76
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Luftbild vom Große Garten und Schloss Herrenhausen Hannover. Herrenhausen Palace 77
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Luftbild vom Große Garten und Schloss Herrenhausen Hannover. Herrenhausen Palace 77
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Luftbild vom Große Garten und Schloss Herrenhausen Hannover. Herrenhausen Palace 78
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Luftbild vom Große Garten und Schloss Herrenhausen Hannover. Herrenhausen Palace 78
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