Coburg, Germany - Albertsplatz on the last day of summer 360 Panorama

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Coburg, Germany - Albertsplatz on the last day of summer

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Michael von Aichberger

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Albertsplatz is a central square in Coburg, Germany, with the former candy factory Rudolph Weiss as its most prominent building. The neogothic structure was completed in 1880. For almost 100 years it served as a candy factory. The business was closed in 1975. The panorama was shot on the last day of summer 2022 and the trees have already put on their autumn dress.

Copyright: Michael Von Aichberger
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 20742x10371
Taken: 22/09/2022
Chargée: 23/09/2022
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Tags: neogothic; autumn; leaves; foliage; franconia; architecture

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