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Service / Chapel / TempleFrauenkirche
Parish church in Nuremberg, Germany. Construction began in 1352. Architect: Peter Parler.
Service / Chapel / TempleFreiburg Minster
Roman-catholic cathedral in Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Construction began in 1200. Architect: Ann…
Service / Chapel / TempleFreising Cathedral
Cathedral. Construction began in 1159. Architect: Hans Krumpper.
French Cathedral
Church in Berlin, Germany. Construction began in 1701. Architect: Carl von Gontard.
Friedrichswerder Church
Neo-Gothic church in Berlin. Construction began in 1824. Architect: Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
Service / Chapel / TempleFulda Cathedral
Church in Fulda, Hesse, Germany. Construction began in 1704. Architect: Johann Dientzenhofer.
Nature / Activity / BeachFulufjällets nationalpark
National park featuring Sweden's highest waterfall, Njupeskär
Sight / MuseumGalerie Neue Meister
Art museum in Dresden, Germany; part of Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden. Construction began in 1843.
Sight / MuseumGamla Linköping
Open-air museum with historic buildings and crafts
Sight / MuseumGedenkstätte Berliner Mauer
Berlin Wall Memorial (Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer).
Sight / MuseumGemäldegalerie Alte Meister
Art gallery in Dresden, Germany. Construction began in 1560. Architect: Gottfried Semper.
Sight / MuseumGemäldegalerie Berlin
Art museum in Berlin, Germany. Construction began in 1830. Architect: Heinz Hilmer.
OtherGerman Chancellery in Berlin
Official residence and office of the chancellor of Germany. Construction began in 2001. Architect: Axel Schultes. Height…
Sight / MuseumGlienicke Palace
Palace in Berlin, Germany. Construction began in 1750. Architect: Ludwig Persius. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sight / MuseumGlyptothek
Archaeological museum in Munich. Construction began in 1830. Architect: Leo von Klenze.
Sight / MuseumGöta kanal (Bergs slussar)
Lock staircase on the Göta Canal—a classic stop near Linköping
Sight / MuseumGottorf Castle
Château in Schleswig, Germany. Architect: Nicodemus Tessin der Jüngere.
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