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During my last long-distance tour in East Asia in spring 2019 I travelled through South Korea (Meine andere Südkoreareise).
In this fascinating country I saw countless beautiful gates and doors but I did not especially take photos then as I do now thanks to Dan Antion’s terrific Thursday Doors Challenge. Thank you for hosting!
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Doors in South Korea erschien zuerst auf Wanderlustig.
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Yesterday, I visited the fabulous exihibition JR: Chronicles at Hypo Kunsthalle in the Munich City Center. Extremely fascinating art!
And on my way around Odeonsplatz and Wittelsbacher Platz I saw more beautiful doors and gates.
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Munich Doors Again was first published at Wanderlustig.
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In November 2019 I spent two weeks on the Canary Island of Lanzarote/Spain. There, I took a Spanish Language Course to prepare for the big trip to South America I was planning in 2020. Little did I know that I was not going at all but would be subjected to a Corona lockdown which would not allow me to go anywhere for some time, not even to some of the Federal States in Germany. Also I discovered that Spanish Grammar is far more difficult than I had imagined. But I spent a wonderful time admiring the spectacular volcanic scenery of Lanzarote, enjoying the mild winter temperatures and, of course, beautiful doors.
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Doors of Lanzarote was first published at Wanderlustig.
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Recently, after my pilgrimage on the Via Gebennensis I spent two days in the amazing city of Lyon. There, I also saw more stunningly beautiful doors (More here: Doors in Lyon).
This is for Dan Antion’s wonderful Thursday Doors Challenge. Thank you Dan, for making me search beautiful doors whereever I go.
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More doors from Lyon was first published at Wanderlustig.
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Currently, I am on pilgrimage again., walking the Via Gebennensis in France from the Swiss Border to Le Puy, or at least as far as I can get.
Struggling with an intensive heat and intermittent rain I have admired beautiful scenery and rustic doors.
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Doors on the French Camino was first published at Wanderlustig.
After our short hiking holiday in the Harz Mountains (see i.a. Harzreise: Rund um Ilsenburg) we headed to Northwest Germany to visit our relatives. But after we had checked out of the hotel in Bad Harzburg we first drove to Goslar for a short sightseeing tour.
Goslar is a historic town in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is located on the northwestern slopes of the Harzmountain range. The Old Town of Goslar and the Mines of Rammelsberg are UNESCOWorld Heritage Sites for their millenium-long testimony to the history of ore mining and their political importance for the Holy Roman Empire and Hanseatic League.
Source: Wikipedia
Goslar is so rich in history and features incredibly beautiful buildings. About 1400 half- timbered are preserved. We definitely did not to spend enough time at this miraculous place and we will have to come back some time. But we saw some magnificient doors.
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Doors of Goslar was first published at Wanderlustig.
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Yesterday, I wrote about our journey to Bad Harzburg in the Harz Mountains (Harzreise: die Ankunft). There, we saw lovely houses and beautiful doors.
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Doors in Bad Harzburg was first published at Wanderlustig.
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Haidhausen is a quarter of Munich. Haidhausen was first mentioned in the year 808 under the name of haidhusir described in the documents as a settlement of small houses and a church. From the Munich center you can reach it via the „gaachen Steig“ (very steep path), which in the course of time became the term „Gasteig“. The word also stands for the well-known cultural centre that marks the border to Haidhausen today. The salt trail led through Haidhausen to Munich. The production of clay bricks made from loamy soil was economically important at an early stage.
For a long time, Haidhausen in Munich was regarded as a „shattered glass district“ due to its poor conditions. When in the 1980s industrial areas were demolished and replaced by living space, the municipal Gallery Lothringer13 in Lothringerstr. 13, the Muffathalle and the Gasteig Cultural Centre were built, the old buildings were also gradually renovated. The attractiveness of the district gradually increased, so that today Haidhausen is counted among Munich’s coveted residential areas, which are characterised by a multitude of shops, cafés, restaurants and a broad cultural offer.
From Wikipedia
Yesterday, I walked down Preysingstraße, the nicest street in Haidhausen, passing Kriechbaumhof (a historic Munich hostel) and the Haidhauser Herbergshäuser, small houses which were built in the 18th century as accommodation for day labourers. There, I saw pretty doors in a very quaint area, still looking like the small village it was in former times.
All photos were taken with my smartphone.
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The post Doors in Haidhausen was first published at Wanderlustig.
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A few days ago I went on a walk in the Schliersee region. Today, I present different types of doors I noticed during the hike. First, the entrance to a residential property at the lakeside in Schliersee, then a garage gate and finally rather basic stable and farmhouse doors.
Which one do you like best and why ?
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The post Doors in the Schliersee region was first published on Wanderlustig.
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On my last day in Geneva/Switzerland I walked to the border with France and finished the Swiss Camino there (report following). Walking through the Geneva Old Town I saw a few very pretty doors.
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