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Hermitage Bayreuth - Clearing in the Forest

Franconie

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Martin Hertel

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The Hermitage, a park on the eastern outskirts of Bayreuth is founded in the 18th Century and was built by the Markgrafen von Bayreuth here on the site of a former zoo. In the spacious park there are several palaces, artificial caves, ruins of a theater, fountains with water courses and also large, closed broadleaved forests with beautiful walking trails.

Clearing between the Chinese Tower and New Palace.

Copyright: Martin Hertel
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 9800x4900
Taken: 30/10/2010
Chargée: 01/11/2010
Published: 01/11/2010
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Tags: bavaria; bayreuth; eremitage; chinese; tower; snail. mountain; new; palace; clearing; forest

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