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Das Landhaus wurde von 1879 bis 1880 nach einem Entwurf des Kölner Architekten August Carl Lange im Stil der Kölner Neugotik als Sommerwohnung für den Kölner Landgerichtsrat und Reichstagsabgeordneten Eugen von Kesseler errichtet.Der Bauherr wollte mit der Marienburg an den gleichnamigen Hauptsitz des Deutschen Ritterordens in Westpreußen erinnern.
Bis 1982 war die Marienburg in Familienhand. Dann starb die letzte Nachfahrin des Königlich Preußischen Landgerichtsrats, Elisabeth von Kesseler.
Die Marienburg blieb in Privatbesitz; den Park ringsherum kaufte die Stadt Monheim im Zusammenhang mit der dezentralen Landesgartenschau Euroga 2002 plus, stellte ihn wieder her und machte ihn öffentlich zugänglich.
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The country house was built from 1879 to 1880 to a design by the Cologne architect August Carl Lange in the style of the Cologne Neugothic as a summer apartment for the Cologne district court and Reichstag deputies Eugen von Kesseler. The builder wanted to remember the Marienburg to the eponymous headquarters of the Teutonic Knights in West Prussia ,
Until 1982, the Marienburg was in family hands. Then died the last descendant of the Royal Prussian District Judge Elisabeth von Kesseler.
The Marienburg remained privately owned; The park around it bought the city Monheim in connection with the decentralized garden show Euroga 2002 plus, restored it and made it publicly accessible.
Saloniki, nowogr. Θεσσαλονίκη, Tesaloniki [θɛsalɔˈnici] – miasto w północnej Grecji, nad Zatoką Salonicką. Drugie co do wielkości miasto Grecji. Siedziba administracji zdecentralizowanej Macedonia-Tracja, regionu Macedonia Środkowa, jednostki regionalnej Saloniki i gminy Saloniki.
Thessaloniki, Novogr. Θεσσαλονίκη, Thessaloniki [θɛsalɔˈnici] - a city in northern Greece, on the Gulf of Thessaloniki. The second largest city in Greece. The seat of the decentralized administration of Macedonia-Thrace, Central Macedonia region, Thessaloniki regional unit and Thessaloniki municipalities.
September, 2014:
On a beautiful Sunday afternoon in the sleepy town of Bureau, Illinois, IAIS #703 shoves BUSW into the east siding passing under the remains of a Rock Island signal cantilever, removed in early 2015. CTC on the old Rock was deactivated west of Joliet by the end of 1980.
Castellbò, Alt Urgell, Lleida, España.
Castellbò es un núcleo de población del municipio de Montferrer y Castellbò (Alt Urgell) situado en el valle del mismo nombre. Es el jefe de la entidad municipal descentralizada de la Villa y Vall de Castellbò. En 1970 fue anexado al municipio de Aravell, creando el término municipal de Montferrer y Castellbò.
La villa de Castellbò, que en el 2019 tenía 82 habitantes, se encuentra en un lugar desgarrado, a 802 m de altitud, entre la sierra de la Borda (1.150 m) y los estribos de Roca Redonda. Lugar de paso obligado por los antiguos caminos que ligaban la Seu d'Urgell con el Pallars Sobirà, la villa está encaramada en un rellano del monte donde se encuentran las ruinas del antiguo castillo de Castellbò, que fue aterrizado por orden de Ferran el Catòlic en 1513 (la capilla de San Pedro y San Francisco del castillo se derribó siglos más tarde).
Para llegar a esta población hay que tomar la carretera que enlaza la N-260 con la estación de esquí de Sant Joan de l'Erm. Castellbò se encuentra a nueve kilómetros de la N-260.
Castellbò is a population center in the municipality of Montferrer and Castellbò (Alt Urgell) located in the valley of the same name. He is the head of the decentralized municipal entity of the Villa and Vall de Castellbò. In 1970 it was annexed to the municipality of Aravell, creating the municipal term of Montferrer and Castellbò.
The town of Castellbò, which had 82 inhabitants in 2019, is located in a torn place, at an altitude of 802 m, between the Sierra de la Borda (1,150 m) and the Roca Redonda abutments. An obligatory place of passage along the old paths that linked La Seu d'Urgell with Pallars Sobirà, the town is perched on a landing of the mountain where the ruins of the old castle of Castellbò are located, which was landed by order of Ferran el Catòlic in 1513 (the castle's chapel of San Pedro and San Francisco was demolished centuries later).
To get to this town, take the road that connects the N-260 with the Sant Joan de l'Erm ski resort. Castellbò is located nine kilometers from the N-260.
La iglesia románica de San Vicente Mártir en Sigüenza (Guadalajara) – Spain, esta datada en el siglo XII.
La portada románica es asimétrica, ya que un gran contrafuerte en el lado izquierdo la descentra, contiene varias arquivoltas con decoración geométrica que descansan en tres columnas a cada lado, con sencillos capiteles vegetales.
Su interior es de una sola nave con cubierta de madera y alberga un bello Cristo Crucificado.
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The Romanesque church of San Vicente Mártir in Sigüenza (Guadalajara) – Spain, dates back to the 12th century.
The Romanesque portal is asymmetrical, since a large buttress on the left side decentralizes it, it contains several archivolts with geometric decoration that rest on three columns on each side, with simple vegetal capitals.
Its interior has a single nave with a wooden roof and houses a beautiful Crucified Christ.
Mycenae - a town in Greece, in the decentralized administration of Peloponnese, West Greece and the Ionian Islands, in the Peloponnese region, in the Argolis regional unit. Historic seat of the commune of Argos-Mycenae.
Castellbò, Alt Urgell, Lleida, España.
Castellbò es un núcleo de población del municipio de Montferrer y Castellbò (Alt Urgell) situado en el valle del mismo nombre. Es el jefe de la entidad municipal descentralizada de la Villa y Vall de Castellbò. En 1970 fue anexado al municipio de Aravell, creando el término municipal de Montferrer y Castellbò.
La villa de Castellbò, que en el 2019 tenía 82 habitantes, se encuentra en un lugar desgarrado, a 802 m de altitud, entre la sierra de la Borda (1.150 m) y los estribos de Roca Redonda. Lugar de paso obligado por los antiguos caminos que ligaban la Seu d'Urgell con el Pallars Sobirà, la villa está encaramada en un rellano del monte donde se encuentran las ruinas del antiguo castillo de Castellbò, que fue aterrizado por orden de Ferran el Catòlic en 1513 (la capilla de San Pedro y San Francisco del castillo se derribó siglos más tarde).
Para llegar a esta población hay que tomar la carretera que enlaza la N-260 con la estación de esquí de Sant Joan de l'Erm. Castellbò se encuentra a nueve kilómetros de la N-260.
Castellbò is a population center in the municipality of Montferrer and Castellbò (Alt Urgell) located in the valley of the same name. He is the head of the decentralized municipal entity of the Villa and Vall de Castellbò. In 1970 it was annexed to the municipality of Aravell, creating the municipal term of Montferrer and Castellbò.
The town of Castellbò, which had 82 inhabitants in 2019, is located in a torn place, at an altitude of 802 m, between the Sierra de la Borda (1,150 m) and the Roca Redonda abutments. An obligatory place of passage along the old paths that linked La Seu d'Urgell with Pallars Sobirà, the town is perched on a landing of the mountain where the ruins of the old castle of Castellbò are located, which was landed by order of Ferran el Catòlic in 1513 (the castle's chapel of San Pedro and San Francisco was demolished centuries later).
To get to this town, take the road that connects the N-260 with the Sant Joan de l'Erm ski resort. Castellbò is located nine kilometers from the N-260.
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Finnsnes is a small town that is the administrative centre of Senja Municipality in Troms og Finnmark county, Norway. The town is located on the mainland part of Norway, just across the Gisundet strait from the island of Senja. The Gisund Bridge connects Finnsnes to the suburban villages of Silsand and Laukhella on the island of Senja. The municipality is well provided with kindergartens and a decentralized school system on both primary and secondary level. There are also three schools on upper secondary/high school level and a centre for decentralized studies on university level. Finnsnes Church is located in the center of the town.
Finnsnes has several small suburbs that surround it, forming one large urban area. These are Sandvika/Skogen, Finnfjordbotn, Nygård, Trollvika, and Silsand. Over the last 100 years, the town has grown from a small farm community into the center for commerce in the small region. Finnsnes has experienced extensive growth both commercially and industrially the last few decades. In 2000, the village of Finnsnes was granted town status. The 3.27-square-kilometre (810-acre) town has a population (2017) of 4,658 which gives the town a population density of 1,424 inhabitants per square kilometre (3,690/sq mi).
Os de Civís, Alt Urgell. Lleida, España.
Os de Civís, también llamado Aós de Civís (antiguamente Os d'Urgell), es una entidad municipal descentralizada de los Valles de Valira, en el Alt Urgell, ya la vez es el núcleo más habitado del municipio. El pueblo conserva las casas medievales y actualmente se han construido muchas segundas residencias.
Os de Civís está situado en el valle de Aós, que es parte de la coma de Setúria, formada por la cuenca hidrográfica del Río de Os de Civís, tributario de la Valira. Geográficamente el valle de Aós está en la vertiente andorrana, pero administrativamente siempre ha sido parte de Cataluña y sus límites no han sido disputados. Sólo se puede acceder a Os de Civís por carretera desde Sant Julià de Lòria (Andorra). La comunicación directa con el resto del municipio, que se encuentra en la vertiente catalana de la Valira, es bastante dificultosa. Es a través del collado de Conflent, de 2.150 m de altitud; es lo que se conoce como un periclave.
La entrada al pueblo se hace por una calle bastante amplia, con comercios a ambos lados, llenos de artículos turísticos y hostales. Las casas están hechas con piedra y tejados de pizarra. Desde el pueblo, y por un camino empedrado y empinado, se llega a la iglesia románica de Sant Pere y Santa Margarida, que antiguamente había sido un castillo.
Os de Civís, also called Aós de Civís (formerly Os d'Urgell), is a decentralized municipal entity of the Valles de Valira, in Alt Urgell, and at the same time it is the most inhabited nucleus of the municipality. The village preserves the medieval houses and today many second residences have been built.
Os de Civís is located in the Aós valley, which is part of the Setúria coma, formed by the hydrographic basin of the Os de Civís River, a tributary of the Valira. Geographically, the Aós valley is on the Andorran side, but administratively it has always been part of Catalonia and its limits have not been disputed. You can only access Os de Civís by road from Sant Julià de Lòria (Andorra). Direct communication with the rest of the municipality, which is located on the Catalan side of Valira, is quite difficult. It is through the Col de Conflent, 2,150 m high; It is what is known as a periclave.
The entrance to the town is through a fairly wide street, with shops on both sides, full of tourist articles and hostels. The houses are made of stone and slate roofs. From the village, and along a steep cobbled path, you reach the Romanesque church of Sant Pere and Santa Margarida, which had formerly been a castle.