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Klein Begijnhof

Gent

The smaller Béguinage (Klein Begijnhof van Onze-Lieve-Vrouw ter Hoyen) in Violettenstraat in the southeast part of the city dates back to 1234, when it was founded by Johanna of Constantinople and her sister Maria. The present day site with its cottages around a large tree-lined lawn has remained unchanged since the 17th C.

Abbaye Royale St. Vincent

Senlis

This abbey was founded in 1060 by Henri I's wide Anne of Kiev, following the birth of their son Philippe. The bell tower is one of the finest examples of its kind found in France.

Abbaye St-Martin

Laon

This 12th to 13th Century abbey church, restored after the fire in 1944 is a beautiful example of early Gothic style buildings.

Abbaye St-Medard

Soissons

This Abbey was very well known during the Frankish period but today only the 9th Century pre-Romanesque crypt remains. Still worthy of a visit to witness the stunning design.

Abbey

St-Amand-les-Eaux

These great monastic buildings were initially constructed in the 16th Century by Nicolas du Bois. There is a stunning façade to the building as well as a superb underground chamber inside with stone vaulting.

Abgeordneten-Hochhaus

Bonn

The former House of Commons has 29 floors and is 114 metres high - it is thus Bonn's highest building. The Bonn people still call it Langer Eugen after the then President of Parliament Eugen Gerstenmeier.

Adenauerdenkmal

Bonn

The scupltor Hubertus von Pilgrim began work on the two metre high bronze head in 1981. The head of the former mayor of Cologne and first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany stands on a low bronze base.

Alf an der Mosel Bullay

Cochem

Alf on the left bank and Bullay on the right bank (bridge and ferry) are the gateway to the region in the middle Mosel valley.

Alte St. Martinskirche

Bonn

The Romantic quarter of Muffendorf has one of the oldest and most interesting churches in the Rhineland standing among its picturesque half-timbered houses.

Amiens Cathedral

Amiens

This stunning example of ancient architecture is the largest Gothic building in France and dates back to 1220. Guided tours of the building are often available from Amiens tourist office.
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