World Heritage Regensburg
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The official World Heritage guide to the history and art history of Regensburg in the Middle Ages paints a portrait of Germany?s largest surviving mediaeval metropolis. Again and again, this unique city has been the setting for major events in European history. In 2006, Regensburg?s central area, on both sides of the river Danube, was added to the UNESCO world heritage list. Eight walking tours present the highlights of art and architecture in their historical context. Beginning with the Roman…
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- Autors: Eugen Trapp, Lutz-Michael Dallmeier
- Izdevējs Schnell und Steiner
- Gads: 2008
- Lapas: 265
- ISBN-10 : 3795420806
- ISBN-13 : 9783795420802
- Formāts: 15.2 x 21.3 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Valoda: Anglų
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The official World Heritage guide to the history and art history of Regensburg in the Middle Ages paints a portrait of Germany?s largest surviving mediaeval metropolis. Again and again, this unique city has been the setting for major events in European history. In 2006, Regensburg?s central area, on both sides of the river Danube, was added to the UNESCO world heritage list. Eight walking tours present the highlights of art and architecture in their historical context. Beginning with the Roman legionary camp of Castra Regina, the book offers its readers a vivid picture of Regensburg and the city?s growth in the middle Ages. Dukes and bishops, merchants, craftsmen and monasteries influenced the city as appearance.
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- Autors: Eugen Trapp, Lutz-Michael Dallmeier
- Izdevējs Schnell und Steiner
- Gads: 2008
- Lapas: 265
- ISBN-10: 3795420806
- ISBN-13: 9783795420802
- Formāts 15.2 x 21.3 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Valoda: Anglų
The official World Heritage guide to the history and art history of Regensburg in the Middle Ages paints a portrait of Germany?s largest surviving mediaeval metropolis. Again and again, this unique city has been the setting for major events in European history. In 2006, Regensburg?s central area, on both sides of the river Danube, was added to the UNESCO world heritage list. Eight walking tours present the highlights of art and architecture in their historical context. Beginning with the Roman legionary camp of Castra Regina, the book offers its readers a vivid picture of Regensburg and the city?s growth in the middle Ages. Dukes and bishops, merchants, craftsmen and monasteries influenced the city as appearance.
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