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Aerial view over the Dome Cathedral in Old Riga, Latvia

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Vil Muhametshin

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The Dome (Doma) Cathedral is one of the main symbols of Riga. It was built in the 13th century as a new residence of Bishop Albert, the founder of Riga. It was aimed to become the most magnificent building in Riga to signify the power of the Catholic Church.

Find out more in multimedia virtual tour of Old Riga at - http://www.virtuallatvia.lv/virtual-tour-of-old-riga

Aerial panorama from OCEAN.LV

Find more aerial tours of Latvia at Virtual Latvia project - http://virtuallatvia.lv

Copyright: Vil Muhametshin
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 13956x6978
Taken: 26/08/2013
Hochgeladen: 27/08/2013
Published: 05/08/2014
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Tags: aerial view; old city; medieval; church; latvija; Латвия; старая рига; аэро панорама

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