Sujet

Detail on an old historic half-timbered house in an alley in the imperial palace of Bad Wimpfen

Légende

Detail on an old historic half-timbered house in an alley in the imperial palace of Bad Wimpfen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Date

14 avr. 2021

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Frank Ludwig

Notre référence

BRK22C01_170

Model release

NA

Property release

NA

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

55.9Mo (1.6Mo) / 47.7cm x 29.3cm / 5637 x 3465 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Bad Wimpfen Central Europe Downtown Europe Europe's FRG Famous Place German German Federal Republic Germany Half-timbered building Half-timbered buildings Half-timbered construction Historic district Historic quarter Historic quarters Houses line Inner city Inner town Kaiserpfalz Middle Europe No People Republic of Germany South Germany Southern Germany Splendidly Town centre UNESCO World Heritage UNESCO World Heritage Site UNESCO World Heritage Sites UNESCO site Unesco world hertiage site World Heritage World Heritage Site alley alleys architecture attraction attractions castle castles cities city city center city centre close close up close ups close-up closeup cultural monument cultural monuments cultural site cultural sites deserted detail view empty half-timbered half-timbered house half-timbering heritage heritages historic historic center historic centre historic city center historic city centre historic old town historical historical old town home house house facade house front houses imperial palace imperial palaces landmark lane magnificent magnificent building magnificient midtown municipal narrow no one nobody old old city old town old towns palace place of interest pompous prestigious building prestigious buildings residence residences residency row of houses rows of houses sight splendid street tight timber-framed house tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark town town center travel photography uninhabited urban urban environment Baden-Wurttemberg Baden-Wuerttemberg building buildings detail details section structure