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背面花園另一角度:
花園內種了不少玫瑰.
花園內種了不少玫瑰.
09/08/28 00:44
Wurzburg 行程到此結束.
為了拍照, 很多景點的參觀似乎是用跑的方式完成的.
根本來不及仔細欣賞.
導遊一馬當先, 走得飛快, 也沒辦法邊拍照, 邊聽講解.
下一個行程是 Rothenburg o.d.T.
從旅遊書上看到, 中間有一個景點 Weilersheim, 好像也很值的參觀.
可惜了.
為了拍照, 很多景點的參觀似乎是用跑的方式完成的.
根本來不及仔細欣賞.
導遊一馬當先, 走得飛快, 也沒辦法邊拍照, 邊聽講解.
下一個行程是 Rothenburg o.d.T.
從旅遊書上看到, 中間有一個景點 Weilersheim, 好像也很值的參觀.
可惜了.
09/08/28 01:04
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Rothenburg 充滿中古世紀風的街景:
以下資料源自維基網: http://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E7%BD%97%E6%BB%95%E5%A0%A1_(%E9%99%B6%E4%BC%AF%E6%B2%B3)
羅滕堡（Rothenburg ob der Tauber）位於德國巴伐利亞州西北部弗蘭肯地區的高原上，俯瞰陶伯河（Tauber）。德國旅遊的浪漫之路和古堡之路穿行而過，交匯於此。是德國所有城市中，保存中古世紀古城風貌最完整的地區，也是最富有浪漫情調的城市，被譽為「中古世紀之寶」。
羅滕堡的德文含義是「紅色城堡」，城內房子屋頂大多暗紅色，故名。全名為Rothenburg oberhalb der Tauber，德文「俯瞰陶伯河的紅色城堡」之意。面積41.45平方千米，居民總數1萬1千。
以下資料源自維基網: http://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E7%BD%97%E6%BB%95%E5%A0%A1_(%E9%99%B6%E4%BC%AF%E6%B2%B3)
羅滕堡（Rothenburg ob der Tauber）位於德國巴伐利亞州西北部弗蘭肯地區的高原上，俯瞰陶伯河（Tauber）。德國旅遊的浪漫之路和古堡之路穿行而過，交匯於此。是德國所有城市中，保存中古世紀古城風貌最完整的地區，也是最富有浪漫情調的城市，被譽為「中古世紀之寶」。
羅滕堡的德文含義是「紅色城堡」，城內房子屋頂大多暗紅色，故名。全名為Rothenburg oberhalb der Tauber，德文「俯瞰陶伯河的紅色城堡」之意。面積41.45平方千米，居民總數1萬1千。
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街景:
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市政廳:
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市政廳前廣場:
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市政廳:
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市政廳近景:
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鐘樓.
中午十二點鐘的表演似乎故障了.
中午十二點鐘的表演似乎故障了.
09/08/28 01:13
商店櫥窗擺設很精緻.
09/08/28 01:13
門口的人偶.
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很有特色的招牌.
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招牌.
09/08/28 01:18
城的入口.
左邊是 Siebers Tower, 右邊是 the tower of Kobolzell Gate.
左邊是 Siebers Tower, 右邊是 the tower of Kobolzell Gate.
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城堡
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城外遠眺
09/08/28 01:21
城牆上俯視, 等候遊街的馬車.
09/08/28 01:22
路邊的迷你玫瑰盆栽
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Rothenburg 旅程到此結束.
離開浪漫之路, 轉往紐倫堡 (Nuremberg).
補一張 Wurzburg 照片.
從 Marienberg 遠眺 Kapelle.
離開浪漫之路, 轉往紐倫堡 (Nuremberg).
補一張 Wurzburg 照片.
從 Marienberg 遠眺 Kapelle.
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山崗上的朝聖教堂(Pilgrimage Kapelle)，建於1748年，擁有廣大的空間以及豪華內裝。
Kappele is a small Baroque/Rococo chapel by Balthasar Neumann on a hill opposite to the fortress and the Dom (Würzburg Cathedral).
Kappele is a small Baroque/Rococo chapel by Balthasar Neumann on a hill opposite to the fortress and the Dom (Würzburg Cathedral).
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紐倫堡是巴伐利亞(Bayern/Bavaria)第二大城市.
皇帝堡, 神聖羅馬帝國皇帝的居所.
其實, 內部沒剩下多少東西, 有點簡陋.
外觀:
以下資料源自維基網: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuremberg_Castle
Nuremberg Castle (German: Nürnberger Burg) is located on a sandstone rock in the north of the historical city of Nuremberg, Germany. It comprises three parts: the Emperor's buildings ("Kaiserburg"), the mostly built buildings of the rulers of Nuremberg ("Burggrafenburg"), and the buildings on the eastern side ("städtische Burganlage"). The castle was damaged in the Second World War but then reconstructed; today it is one of the main landmarks in Nuremberg.
Archeological investigations during recent days indicate that the place was already settled around the year 1000, although this has not been backed up by any documentary proof. Although Nuremberg was first recorded in 1050, when Henry III visited the town, there is no specific mention of the castle. The castle does not appear in any documents until 1105.
Between 1050 and 1571, all Kaisers and kings of the Holy Roman Empire resided in the castle. In 1140, King Conrad III started building a second castle on the site, to be the royal residence.
In the 13th century, Nuremberg became an Imperial Free City, and the castle fell into the care of the city. Of all the parts of the castle built during this time, the Luginsland tower, begun in 1377, literally stands out.
In 1381, the good king baron Eppelein von Gailingen famously escaped death on the gallows when his horse leapt into the castle moat.
In the second quarter of the 19th century, measures were taken to preserve the buildings, in particular by Carl Alexander Heideloff, August von Voit and August Essenwein.
In the Second World War, the castle was heavily damaged in 1944-45, with only the double chapel remaining entirely intact. After the war, all the parts of the castle were restored to their historical form, including the Luginsland tower which had been completely destroyed, with the exception of the Nineteenth century additions, which had been partly removed in 1934/35.
Today, the emperor's old mews is used as a youth hostel.
皇帝堡, 神聖羅馬帝國皇帝的居所.
其實, 內部沒剩下多少東西, 有點簡陋.
外觀:
以下資料源自維基網: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuremberg_Castle
Nuremberg Castle (German: Nürnberger Burg) is located on a sandstone rock in the north of the historical city of Nuremberg, Germany. It comprises three parts: the Emperor's buildings ("Kaiserburg"), the mostly built buildings of the rulers of Nuremberg ("Burggrafenburg"), and the buildings on the eastern side ("städtische Burganlage"). The castle was damaged in the Second World War but then reconstructed; today it is one of the main landmarks in Nuremberg.
Archeological investigations during recent days indicate that the place was already settled around the year 1000, although this has not been backed up by any documentary proof. Although Nuremberg was first recorded in 1050, when Henry III visited the town, there is no specific mention of the castle. The castle does not appear in any documents until 1105.
Between 1050 and 1571, all Kaisers and kings of the Holy Roman Empire resided in the castle. In 1140, King Conrad III started building a second castle on the site, to be the royal residence.
In the 13th century, Nuremberg became an Imperial Free City, and the castle fell into the care of the city. Of all the parts of the castle built during this time, the Luginsland tower, begun in 1377, literally stands out.
In 1381, the good king baron Eppelein von Gailingen famously escaped death on the gallows when his horse leapt into the castle moat.
In the second quarter of the 19th century, measures were taken to preserve the buildings, in particular by Carl Alexander Heideloff, August von Voit and August Essenwein.
In the Second World War, the castle was heavily damaged in 1944-45, with only the double chapel remaining entirely intact. After the war, all the parts of the castle were restored to their historical form, including the Luginsland tower which had been completely destroyed, with the exception of the Nineteenth century additions, which had been partly removed in 1934/35.
Today, the emperor's old mews is used as a youth hostel.
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另一角度:
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堡內:
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皇帝居所:
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雙層教堂:
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近景:
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