Title

Unesco world heritage sight Malbork castle at sunset

Caption

Unesco world heritage sight Malbork castle at sunset, Malbork, Poland, Europe

Date

Aug 15, 2018

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Michael Runkel

Reference

BRK22H34_178

Model release

No

Property release

NA

License type

Royalty free

Available size

130,0Mb (6,3Mb) / 27,5in x 18,3in / 8256 x 5504 (300dpi)

Keywords

Brick architecture Castell Castelo Convent East Europe East European Eastern Europe Eastern European Europe Europe's Evening scene Evening sunlight Famous Place Fort castle German order Light mood Malbork Malbork Castle Museum Malbork Castle No People Poland Redbrick Gothic Teutonic Order UNESCO UNESCO World Heritage UNESCO World Heritage Site UNESCO World Heritage Sites UNESCO site Unesco world Site Unesco world hertiage site World Heritage World Heritage Site Zamek w Malborku afterglow architectural style architectural styles architecture atmosphere atmospheric atmospheric light attraction attractions brick building brick buildings brick gothic castle castles clinker construction clinker constructions cultural monument cultural monuments cultural site cultural sites culture cultures defence defence work defence works defensive fortification defensive work deserted empty evening evening atmosphere evening atmospheres evening glow evening hour evening light evening mood evening shot evening skies evening sky evening sun evening sunshine evenings fortification fortifications fortress fortresses gothic heritage heritages historic historical landmark light atmosphere light of the evening sun light scene mediaeval medieval mood museum museums no one nobody palace place of interest religious order religious orders setting sun sight skies sky sun sun setting sunset sunset red tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark travel photography uninhabited warm light Gothic style Polish Pomerania Province Pomerania Region Pomerania Voivodship Pomorskie Region building buildings gentle lightning mellow lightning soft lightning structure