- A
Meierhof or
Meyerhof (from Latin:
maiores villae) was a farm or
building which was
occupied or had been
occupied by the
administrator (the Meier) of...
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bronze equestrian statue in the world. Jan Žižka was born in one of two
Meierhofs of the
village Trocnov (nowadays part of Borovany). An old
legend says...
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Salzburg Global Seminar since 1947. In 2014, the
palace and the
neighboring Meierhof building were
opened as a
privately owned hotel,
Hotel Schloss Leopoldskron...
- the
village of
Davos Clavadel, the
hamlets of Laret, Wolfgang, Obem See,
Meierhof, Stilli, Bünda, and
Spina (in the main Landw****er valley), and Tschuggen...
- Europe, was
restored and
opened to the public.
Workshops were set up in the
Meierhof,
through which visitors can
learn about Baroque life (turning, pottery...
- its
eponymous valley. Its area is
divided into the Kap****hof, Allmend,
Meierhof, and Chrüzliberg. In 1962,
Baden also
absorbed the
adjacent village of...
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Starting in 1777, a new
representative baroque building replaced two
former Meierhofs of the
Steina Abbey. The
representative and
administrative tasks were...
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estates and
today is the most
common word for 'farm',
while the
archaic Meierhof designated a
manorial estate. Historically, the
unmarked term Hof was increasingly...
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settlements which are
divided into five
Pirten around the
central village of
Meierhof. The muni****l coat of arms'
blazon is Per pale
Gules a Key Or and Azure...
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Laubersreuth Laubersreuth Markersreuth Maxreuth Mechlenreuth Neutheilung Meierhof Mussen Pulschnitzberg Plösen
Poppenreuth Sauerhof Schlegel Schödlas Schotteneinzel...
