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construction projects led to
various protests around the year 2011. The
Schwabinger Tor
urban redevelopment includes more than 200 apartments, 50 offices...
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Schwabing district of this era include,
among many others,
Schwabinger 7 and
Schwabinger Podium.
Since the 1980s, however,
Schwabing has lost much of...
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Schwabinger 7 or
Schwabinger Sieben is a
tavern in the Feilitzschstraße in the area
known as Münchner
Freiheit in Munich, Germany. The name
comes from...
- The
Eisbach (German, 'ice brook') is a 2-kilometre-long (1.2 mi) canal, part of
Munich City
Streams in Munich. It
flows through the
Englischer Garten park...
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Garching bei München.
Schwabinger Bach
brook at the ****anese
teahouse Eisbach and
Schwabinger Bach
Schwabinger Bach, view
south Schwabinger Bach in the Hirschau...
- 52, on 21
February 1936. "am
Donnerstag früh um
einhalb neun Uhr im
Schwabinger Krankenhaus gestorben" (ie. 08:30 in the
morning of
February 20, 1936)...
- Ehrenpreis) 2005:
Brigitta Rambeck (Malerin und Autorin) 2005:
Renate Vogel (
Schwabinger Podium) 2005:
Ingwelde Schumacher (Buchhandlung Lehmkuhl; Ehrenpreis)...
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Hinteres Schwabinger Tor (rear
Schwabinger Tor) also
called Wilbrechtsturm (Wilbrecht tower), was located.
Until 1817, the
outer Schwabinger Tor stood...
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Palais Preysing and
southwest of the Hofgarten. Previously, the
Gothic Schwabinger Tor (gate)
occupied that place.
Friedrich von Gärtner
built the Feldherrnhalle...
- The
planned location of the
Munich gardens was the area
north of the
Schwabinger city gate, a
hunting ground of the
Wittelsbach rulers since the Middle...
