- The 70-metre-tall
Perlachturm is a
belltower in
front of the
church of St.
Peter am
Perlach in the
central district of Augsburg, Germany. It originated...
- burning, they were
locked into a
wooden casket that was hung up in the
Perlachturm, and they
starved to death.
After confessing in an
Inquisition Court...
- The Rathaus, as it
stands by the
Perlachturm...
- Hall,
built in 1620 in the
Renaissance style with the
Goldener Saal
Perlachturm, a bell
tower built in 989 Fuggerei, the
oldest social housing estate...
-
church in the
center of
Augsburg (Bavaria). The
tower of the church, the
Perlachturm, is
together with the
Augsburg Town Hall the
landmark of Augsburg. The...
- ("Tower-Michael") is the name of a
moving mechanical figure on the
Perlach Tower (
Perlachturm) next to
Perlach church in Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany. It
shows the Archangel...
-
attempt at flying,
originally planning on
launching himself from the
Perlachturm, a 70-meter
tower in the
center of Augsburg, but the
clergyman was able...
-
Rathausplatz (Town hall square) with the Rathaus, as it
stands by the
Perlachturm....
- (1605)
Stadtmetzg (1609), St.-Anna-Gymnasium (1613),
addition of the
Perlachturm (1614-1616) and the Heilig-Geist-Spital (1626-1631) (it
contains the...
- Ramersdorf-Perlach, one of 25 boroughs/districts of Munich,
Germany Perlachturm, (English:
Perlach Tower), a bell
tower built in 1182 in Augsburg, Germany...
