Bayrisches Nationalmuseum Muenchen

Bayrisches Nationalmuseum Muenchen

Bayrisches Nationalmuseum Muenchen
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Photo panoramique par Volker Uhl Pris 15:36, 29/08/2011 - Views loading...

Bayrisches Nationalmuseum Muenchen

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Images à proximité de Munich

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A: Bavarian National Museum

Par Markus Matern, à 20 mètres

The Bavarian National Museum hosts different important collections. An art historical collection and ...

Bavarian National Museum

B: Surfing at Eisbach

Par Markus Matern, à 230 mètres

Surfing is a popular water sport you would not expect in Munich, hundreds of kilometers away from the...

Surfing at Eisbach

C: Surfing at the Eisbach (Ice River)

Par T. Emrich, à 240 mètres

Right in metropolitan Munich, there are some waves on a tributary of the River Isar (Eisbach, meaning...

Surfing at the Eisbach (Ice River)

D: Surfing at Eisbach, Bridge View

Par Markus Matern, à 250 mètres

Surfing is a popular water sport you would not expect in Munich, hundreds of kilometers away from the...

Surfing at Eisbach, Bridge View

E: Surfing at Eisbach in winter

Par Markus Matern, à 250 mètres

Surfing is a popular water sport you would not expect in Munich, hundreds of kilometers away from the...

Surfing at Eisbach in winter

G: Der Eisbach im Englischen Garten

Par T. Emrich, à 370 mètres

The Eisbach (German for "ice brook") is a small man-made river in Munich. It flows through the park E...

Der Eisbach im Englischen Garten

H: Friedensengel Muenchen

Par Volker Uhl, à 420 mètres

Friedensengel Muenchen

I: Friedensengel Statue

Par T. Emrich, à 440 mètres

Friedensengel Statue

J: Friedensengel Statue

Par T. Emrich, à 460 mètres

Friedensengel Statue

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Ceci est un aperçu de Munich

Munich is the capital of the German state of Bavaria and is Germany's third largest city, located on the River Isar north of the Bavarian Alps. Black and gold - the colors of the Holy Roman Empire - have been the city's official colors since the time of Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor.

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