Sujet

Electoral castle in Eltville on Montrichard Square

Légende

Electoral castle in Eltville on Montrichard Square, Hesse, Germany, Europe

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Gerald Abele

Notre référence

BRK22I34_318

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

63,3Mo (3,2Mo) / 48,8cm x 32,5cm / 5760 x 3840 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Castell Castelo Central Europe City scene Downtown Europe Europe's FRG Famous Place Fort castle German German Federal Republic Germany Historic district Historic quarter Historic quarters Inner city Inner town Middle Europe No People Old town area Path walk Republic of Germany Rheingau Rheinpromenade Rheinuferpromenade Rhine Rhine promenade Taunus Town centre Walking path architecture attraction attractions boardwalk castle castles center centers centre cities city city center city centre city fortification city fortifications city wall city walls climbing plant climbing plants creeper defence defence wall defence walls defence work defence works defense wall defensive fortification defensive wall defensive work deserted electoral empty espalier plant exterior exterior photograph exterior view exterior views fortification fortifications fortress fortresses hessian historic historic center historic centre historic city center historic city centre historic old town historical historical old town home house houses in the centre landmark mansion mansions middle midtown municipal no one nobody old city old district old town old towns outdoor shot outdoor shots path place of interest press presses promenade promenades rhine bank promenade river bank river banks seafront seafront promenade shore sight stone wall stonewall stonewalls tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark town town center town fortification town wall travel photography uninhabited urban urban environment villa wall walls waterfront waterfronts watershore way ways wine press wine presses winepress wineries winery Hesse Hessen Hessia building buildings river rivers scene scenes structure