Those who read my blog regularly have probably noticed that I recently travelled through Andalusia/Spain. I particularly enjoyed Córdoba, especially the Mezquita. But there was much more to discover in the magnificient old town of Córdoba, including beautiful doors.
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Tourists in Munich usually walk through the Sendlinger Tor and then along the pedestrian zone in Sendlinger Straße, past the Asam Church, to Marienplatz with the City Hall and the famous Glockenspiel.
A few days ago, I did some shopping near Sendlinger Tor. Then I went for a walk on the other side of the square. There are no tourist attractions there. It is a rather ordinary residential and small businesses district. But I did discover some doors worth seeing.
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