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Published in Schmap guide.

Ely Cathedral was called "Lantern of the North" and is situated close to Oliver Cromwell's birthplace. This circumstance might have rescued it from being destroyed - like many others - by Cromwell's troops.


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Tags:   Elie Cathedral Oliver Cromwell England AnAwesomeShot ThePritzkerArchitecturePrize Breathtaking APlusPhoto Ely Cattedrale Catedral Domkerk Kathedraal Katedral Kirche Church Eglise Chiesa Iglesia Kerk Igreja Kyrka Lantern of the North Cathédrale 2500z Alba Kirke x2024-10 4000z

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St. Peter in Altenburg (San Pietro a Castelvecchio). Ruin of one of the oldest remaining buildings in Northern Italy. Erected somewhere between the 4th and the 6th century, it was used until the 1782 before it was abandoned and became a ruin.

Tags:   Chiesa Igreja Iglesia Eglise Kerk Kirke Kirche x2023-01 300x San Pietro Ruin Altenburg Castelvecchio Early_Christian Church

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Michaelsberg, Siegburg, seen from the southeast.
The place was fortified from about AD 800. In 1064, it was transformed into a Benedictinian abbey by Anno II, Archbishop of Cologne ('St. Anno'), who is buried in the abbey.

Tags:   x2018-06 100x Siegburg Michaelsberg Benediktiner Benedictinian Abbey Rheinland Germany Rhein-Sieg-Kreis Postkarte

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Michaelsberg, Siegburg, seen from the southeast.
The place was fortified from about AD 800. In 1064, it was transformed into a Benedictinian abbey by Anno II, Archbishop of Cologne ('St. Anno'), who is buried in the abbey.

Tags:   Abtei x2018-06 Siegburg Michaelsberg Benediktiner Benedictinian Abbey Rheinland Germany Rhein-Sieg-Kreis 100x

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Michaelsberg, Siegburg, seen from the southeast.
The place was fortified from about AD 800. In 1064, it was transformed into a Benedictinian abbey by Anno II, Archbishop of Cologne ('St. Anno'), who is buried in the abbey.

Tags:   x2018-06 100x Siegburg Michaelsberg Benediktiner Benedictinian Abbey Rheinland Germany Rhein-Sieg-Kreis


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