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Münster (Alemania)

Münster (Alemania)

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Minden, Germany

Found on the banks of the river Weser, Minden is a town in the north-east of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The town boasts a history that dates back over 1200 years accented by its Weser Renaissance style architecture, along with its symbolic 1000 year old St. Gorginius Cathedral. Surrounding the Cathedral is Mindens picturesque old town with the market square home to many more beautiful, historic buildings.

Hannover (Alemania)

Hannover (Alemania)

Wolfsburgo (Alemania)

Burg (Magdeburg)

Burg (Magdeburg)

Brandenburg, Germany

Brandenburg surrounds the capital of the country, Berlin. It's capital is the city of Potsdam. Brandenburg is known for its well-preserved natural environment and its ambitious natural protection policies which began in the 1990s. In architecture you can see constructions made with baked brick. Brandenburg gate is one of the most emblematic places in Berlin.

Brandenburg, Germany

Brandenburg surrounds the capital of the country, Berlin. It's capital is the city of Potsdam. Brandenburg is known for its well-preserved natural environment and its ambitious natural protection policies which began in the 1990s. In architecture you can see constructions made with baked brick. Brandenburg gate is one of the most emblematic places in Berlin.

Potsdam (Germany)

Potsdam is a german city located near Berlin, besides the River Havel. The most popular attraction in potsdam is the Sanssouci Park. The park has many beautiful buildings: the Palace os Sanssouci, the Palace of the Orangerie, the New Palace of potsdam, the Palace of Charlottenhof, the roman thermal baths, and the China tea house. The historical centre of Potsdam is the antique market. To the north of this square we can find the French oval church. Another monument in Potsdam is the Dutch quarter, a group of buildings unique in Europe, with at least 150 houses constructed in red brick in a dutch style. We can also find a Russian colony named Alexandrowka, a small neighbourhood with russian styles. To the east of this neighbourhood we find a garden, the New Garden. Another interesting area in Potsdam is Babelsberg, a neighbourhood to the east of the centre, includes the Babelsberg Palace and the Einstein Tower. They are many parks in Potsdam, most of the included as World Heritage by UNESCO.

Potsdam (Germany)

Potsdam is a german city located near Berlin, besides the River Havel. The most popular attraction in potsdam is the Sanssouci Park. The park has many beautiful buildings: the Palace os Sanssouci, the Palace of the Orangerie, the New Palace of potsdam, the Palace of Charlottenhof, the roman thermal baths, and the China tea house. The historical centre of Potsdam is the antique market. To the north of this square we can find the French oval church. Another monument in Potsdam is the Dutch quarter, a group of buildings unique in Europe, with at least 150 houses constructed in red brick in a dutch style. We can also find a Russian colony named Alexandrowka, a small neighbourhood with russian styles. To the east of this neighbourhood we find a garden, the New Garden. Another interesting area in Potsdam is Babelsberg, a neighbourhood to the east of the centre, includes the Babelsberg Palace and the Einstein Tower. They are many parks in Potsdam, most of the included as World Heritage by UNESCO.