The "Trier" part, belonging to the bishop-elector of Trier
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The entrance corridor
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The
"Köln" part, belonging to the bishop-elector of Cologne, now
in ruins
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In the courtyard |
The
open kitchen from the courtyard
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Mayen |
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A student boy's statue on the main square |
Main square |
City hall |
Watchtower
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Goldsmith's |
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Genoveva-castle
- red-white-green are the colours of the city,
not signs of a hidden Hungarian conquest
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The fortress gate |
Towers from the old city walls
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The gate
on the city side
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The St Clemens parish church |
The spire of the church is
inclined. The story says that |
the devil thought they are
building a pub and |
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therefore helped to build. When he
noticed that it will
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be a church, tried tobreak down the spire but |
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succeded only to turn it. |
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Inside the church
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and the Heart of Jesus church |
Old house in the pedestrian zone
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"Old Mayen" café
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