Augsburger Rathaus during the day:
Perlachturm, which is just north of Augsburger Rathaus:
There are several statues downtown, all of them with a wood board base, and this is one of them:
I got a few odd looks as I was taking these next couple of pictures, but I thought that it was an intriguing building. It looked like it currently houses the post office as well as a few other businesses:
It would have been interesting to see the floorplan for the building because it had courtyard like areas too:
Not entirely sure what this building was - it seemed to be associated with St. Anna Kirche. Either way it was neat inside and out:
It's been a while since I've taken European history, so I had to refresh my memory as to the important roles that St. Anne's and Augsburg played in the Reformation - i.e., the Augsburg Confession. Along one of the walls is this plaque that I need to work on translating at some point:
A few last shots:
1 comment:
Wow! Wow! Wow! Such beautiful buildings.
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