Tag: tourist destination

Venice, November 2015

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Arsenale di Venezia
Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo
Calle del Pistor
Calle Larga Giacinto Gallina
Calle Larga Giacinto Gallina
Campo San Geremia
Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo
Cargo boat
Chiesa dei Santi Apostoli
Chiesa di San Giorgio Maggiore
Fondamenta Cannaregio
Fondamenta Cannaregio
Fondamenta Mendicanti
Fondamenta Venier Sebastiano
Piazza San Marco
Ponte di Rialto
Rio de l’Arsenal
Rio dei Scudi e de S. Ternita
Riva S. Biasio
Riva S. Biasio
Riva S. Biasio
San Marco
Water bus
Water bus

Dilsberg Castle Tower

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Dilsberg castle tower

Weekly Photo Challange: Door

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A doorway to a a tower in the Dislberg castle

In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Door.” You can find all my photo challenge entries in the Weekly Photo Challenge category.

Minerva

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Statue of Minerva at Alte Brücke, Heidelberg
Statue of Minerva / Pallas Athena at Alte Brücke in Heidelberg

For more information about the subject see: STATUES – HITHER & THITHER

Alte Brücke and Neckar valley

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Heidelberg Alte Brücke and Neckar valley
Heidelberg Alte Brücke and Neckar valley from west in December 2014

Heidelberg Alte Brücke

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Heidelberg Old Bridge
Heidelberg Alte Brücke seen from Philosophenweg in December 2014

Hazy Heidelberg

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Heidelberg Old Town from east
Heidelberg Old Town and Neckar valley from east in December 2014
Snow on treetops

Winterwald

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Funicular Railway

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Funicular Railway
Funicular railway near Heidelberg castle

Heidelberg has two funicular railways connecting the old town and Königstuhl – the highest point in the city. The railway in the photo is the modern one running between Kornmarkt in the old town and Molkenkur. From there the one of the oldest electrical funicular railways takes you to top of the hill. Together the both railways are the longest funicular railway in Germany. For further information visit the Heidelberger-Bergbahnen official site.