Schollbrunn - St. Heinrich and St. Margareta 360 Panorama

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Schollbrunn - St. Heinrich and St. Margareta

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Ackermann Ralf

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The state-approved resort Schollbrunn is the highest resort in the Spessart. It is 420 meters above sea level on a high plateau surrounded by dense forest. We are located in the Catholic parish church of St. Henry and St. Margaret, a neo-Romanesque hall church with retracted choir, round apse and saddle roof and facade tower with short pointed helmet.

Copyright: Ackermann Ralf
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 12000x6000
Taken: 12/03/2019
Chargée: 16/03/2019
Published: 16/03/2019
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Tags: schollbrunn; church; franken; unterfranken; odenwald; germany; main; mainfranken; spessart; franconia

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