The ruins of Alttrauchburg is one of the best preserved castles of the Allgäu. It is above the small hamlet of Weitnauer community in the county in Swabia Upper Allgäu. From the high-to post-medieval castle wall remnants still remain greater.

The hilltop castle probably dates back to a previous system and the Earl of Veringen Nellenburg. These festivals will appear for the first time 1041 in the written sources.

Around 1150, a branch of the lords of Rettenberg invested with the rule and called himself "from Trauchburg". Beginning of the 13th Century moved Berthold Trauchburg of the castle to its present location, and built a permanent house or a residential tower. As early as 1258, the feud passed to the Steward of Waldburg, who could purchase the debt from the 1306 rule count. The tower-like core structure has now been expanded and built upon. In the south, the roomy forecastle was pushed forward with the strong square tower.

During the Peasants' War, the Trauchburg was sacked in 1525 and damaged. 1546 The troops occupied the castle of the Smalcald League. For these reasons we put in the 16 Century, a kennel at the inner castle, which was reinforced by artillery roundels. The fixing of the outer bailey is enhanced on this occasion.

1628 were able to acquire the Imperial Count Waldburger title in 1690 and settled on her castle after Kißlegg. From 1729, we used the empty Trauchburg as a quarry for the new palace in Kißlegg. Other parts have been discontinued for the 1784-1788 construction of the castle at New Trauchburg Isny.

1772 died in the line of the Jacobin Waldburger with Count Franz Karl Eusebius. The inheritance went to the line of the Counts of Waldburg-Zeil. Even today, the castle has been owned by this family.

Virtual Tour

The panoramas of Alttrauchburg are linked. You can do as a virtual tour of the ruins. Click on one of the hotspots in the panorama (the animated circle) to switch the view on this point.

The panoramas were taken as a spherical HDR panoramas in technology and each composed of 114 individual shots.

Gallery

The courtyard seen from the gallery.

Stairwell

The courtyard of the staircase.

Burghof

The courtyard of Alttrauchburg.

Dürnitz

At the courtyard joins the Knights' Hall. It was residence of merchants and itinerant mercenaries. Above there was the palace of the Knights' Hall, the rule space.

Castle wall

From the castle wall has a magnificent view of the valley, Wengen.

St. George's Chapel

On the plateau below the Alttrauchburg is the St. George's Chapel. It was built in 1980/1981 from the mountain gentian companionship.

Shoot Date: 12.10.2010

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Dress in colorful autumn show in October, the trees and forests. Illuminated by the setting sun is a wonderful ensemble results from the last green to bright yellow to deep red Schwabelsberger So also at the pond in Kempten Thingers district.

The pond is a eutrophic Schwablesberger flat sedimentation pond with vegetation, which is below the Maria mountain in Kempten. Because of its suburban location makes it a popular destination for walkers, cyclists and relaxation seekers.

Deciduous trees

• Range: 360 ° x 180 ° (Spherical Panorama)
• Technique: HDR (bracketing)
• Still images: 114
• Amount of raw data: ~ 4 GB
• Recording date: 06.10.2010

View Schwabelsberger pond shore

• Range: 360 ° x 180 ° (Spherical Panorama)
• Technique: HDR (bracketing)
• Still images: 114
• Amount of raw data: ~ 4 GB
• Recording date: 06.10.2010

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The Republic Square is located in the Berlin district of Tiergarten (district center) in the new government quarter near the river Spree. He is almost completely planted with grass and decorated with small hedges. In the east it is terminated by the famous Reichstag building and the north by the Paul-Loebe-Haus.

It was constructed around 1735 and has already served under King Friedrich Wilhelm I as a training ground for the Prussian soldiers, he was called "parade ground in front of the Brandenburger Tor". It was designed in 1867 as a town square and now called the Royal Palace. Before 1884 to 1894 the Reichstag building was erected in its place stood the palace of the Prussian Count Atanazy Raczyński.

By the architect Paul Wallot from 1884 to 1894, built in neo-Renaissance Reichstag, which was until 1918 the Reichstag of the German Empire and then housed the parliament of the Weimar Republic, was badly damaged by the Reichstag fire of 1933 and by the effects of the Second World War. He was restored in the 1960s in a modernized form and from 1991 to 1999, however radically redesigned to meet the demands of a modern parliament building to be.

Left of the Reichstag parliament building is located which is named after the Reichstag and the interim president of the first German Bundestag Paul Lobe (SPD) as Paul-Loebe-Haus.

Panoramic Republic Square

The panorama shows the 36 900 square meters of space with the Republic of the Berlin Reichstag and the Paul-Loebe-Haus. It was created in HDR technique. The panorama was in the evening just after sunset. The OB vans of numerous press agencies from around the world had come to report to the Bundestag elections in 2009, two days after which the recording took place. Left in the background or any part of the Chancellor's Office and the Berlin Central Station can be seen.

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The first citizen of Bavaria bridge connects the village fisherman and PFOS above the Iller Altusried breakthrough. What makes this 84 meter long suspension bridge, however, that it was built by volunteers 30 hours in some 1,200 workers.

Since the end of the Second World War to 2001's there were between Altusried and Dietmannsried, a privately operated ferry service, which was used by hikers and cyclists. When she was recruited, was the great demand from walkers and cyclists is an important argument to advance the construction of a bridge over the Iller.

Since the inauguration of the bridge in August 2007, the "Oberallgäuer circular route" are again committed throughout. The Swabian-James pilgrimage route has thus found a shorter and more attractive captivity.

Data from the bridge

• 84 m span
• Tread width 1.5 m
• 33.2 tons of steel
• 2750 screw

The panorama consists of 114 single exposures to 360 ° to a spherical panorama in HDR technology have been put together.

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The Alster lake is about 164 acres in size, up to 4.5 m deep and is the larger, northern part of the Alster lake. It is fed by the Alster lake in the north, and the Osterbek Wandse in the east and flows south from the Inner Alster. In the evening they presented themselves in a very special light.

The banks of the Alster lake is planted almost entirely. Around the lake attract bike and walking paths that are at rest and hamburgers for the very popular for jogging. The nearly continuous waterside trail was marked for joggers and runners with half kilometer markers and is 7.4 km long. The Alster lake itself is used like for sailing and rowing. When sailing it is not quite as simple as possible here, the strong wind conditions may require some sailing skills.

Evening

The panorama invites around the Alster many hamburgers you to linger. Shortly after sunset provides you with the many lights in your bank an impressive sight. An impression, this 360 ° HDR panorama.

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The Port of Hamburg in the St. Pauli landing bridges is one of the most popular destinations for tourists visiting the Hanseatic city. At night, when it also there is a little quieter, the port area has through the numerous light sources, a special flair.

A nice overview of the port is obtained from the opposite side of the Elbe in the district jetties Steinwerder. In this 360 ° cylindrical panorama alongside the piers and the two museum ships "Rickmer Rickmers" and the "Cap San Diego" are shown.

The silhouette of the city and the tower of St. Michaelis Church (Michel), Kehrwiederspitze, identify the Hamburg concert hall still under construction and the tent of the Musical Theatre "Lion King".

Location of the recording was the viewing platform at the southern exit of the " St. Pauli Elbe Tunnel "in Steinwerder.

This panorama was taken in HDR technology with multiple exposures. The 27 individual images were then allocated to this 360 ° panorama.

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Who in 1911 opened St. Pauli Elbe Tunnel - as opposed to the new Elbe and age Elbtunnel called - is 426.5 meters long and connects with its two tubes, the inner city of Hamburg at the St. Pauli landing bridges with stone Werder and his shipyard and industrial plants.

It crosses the North Elbe and is still used as a public highway. In his opening, he was considered a technical sensation since 2003 and is a listed building. In 2007 he was nominated for the "Historical landmark of civil engineering in Germany."

In 1907 began building his air was used to prevent excess pressure generated by the so-water intrusion. The beginning and the end nearest vertical excavations were carried out with the help of an iron caisson. The two horizontal tunnels were built in shield tunneling process and lead to a sole depth of 24 meters from the St. Pauli landing bridges to Steinwerder on the south bank of the North Elbe. The upper edge of the six-meter tubes ("for a coach with raised sticks") is situated twelve meters below the mean high water. Between tunnel and river bed lay a three meter thick layer of silt.

Of a total of approximately 4,400 workers who were involved in this project were three workers died as a result of excess pressure in the building, through the bends were killed and two more in accidents. 689 more workers survived the bends. The total cost of Elbunterführung were at 10.7 million gold marks.

History of the tunnel:

• 1901: Decision to build - Start of planning
• 1907: Start of construction
• 1911: opening of the tunnel
• 1951: Expansion of the old DC in favor of fluorescent lighting.
• 1956: installation of ventilation systems in order to keep from increasing motor vehicle traffic increased carbon monoxide levels in check.
• 1959: Installation of three escalators for the rise in pedestrian traffic.
• 1982-1983: full closure of the tunnel for the construction of a 210 m long reinforced concrete slab on the Labský důl to secure the tunnels as part of the channel deepening.
• Since 1995: A comprehensive program for basic repairs with the aim of restoring the original appearance of 1911, while the technical facilities of the state of technology. The work will be completed in 2010, so that the St. Pauli Elbe Tunnel will appear on his 100th anniversary of its former glory.
• 2003: The St. Pauli Elbe Tunnel is placed under monument protection.

The tunnel

This panorama was taken in the eastern of the two tunnels. It was about midway between the two approaches. The preview shows a spherical projection of the spherical panoramas. This creates the impression of two tunnels to be seen.

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The Burghalde the former imperial city of Kempten (Allgäu) has a checkered history. Already inhabited in the Roman Empire, it later served as the seat of the governors of the city wall, off the pin. In various wars, the Swedes, Spaniards and Frenchmen their interlude. Today the site is on the edge of town, especially a popular recreation area and location of the Kempten outdoor stage.

The oldest finds from the Burghalde date from the Roman Empire. Under pressure from the invading Alemanni from 233 AD, the attachment took place as a fort. At that time, the large country town Cambodunum given up on the Lindenberg and it was at the foot of Burghalde Cambidanum the new settlement, which originated in the 5th Century AD was settled. To use the castle hill slope there is only from the High Middle Ages re-secure information, as the ruling families - allegedly in 1223 - had built a tower in his castle. The remains of this large hump tower blocks are in the west wall of the pavilion still exist. The castle was the abbot's face on the north side of the hill, the city, and was marked by a cross wall from the hill plateau delimited.

By a ruse succeeded in 1363 the citizens of the Kempten Burghalde take. The castle was badly damaged and while the prince abbot and his bailiff was only just to escape. After a long legal battle, which was won by the abbot, he sold the "keep the peace" in 1379 the castle hill to the town, which used it as an agricultural and quarry. After 1488 the company moved into a heap in the castle fortifications.

During the 30-year war alternately occupied by the Swedes and the imperial troops Burghalde. In the War of Spanish Succession, it was 1703 by the French military had expanded into a fortress and razed in 1705 on the orders of Prince Eugene.

The Keeper's House

Overlooking the old town

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Visible from afar, the Basilica of St. Lawrence, dominated by its two towers and the dome of the city of Kempten. As a monastery and church of the former Benedictine abbey of Kempten it provides, together with the monastery and residence, the first monumental sacred building in Germany 30 years after the war you dar. the old abbey, which was destroyed in 1632 completely replaced. 1969, Pope Paul VI. The main church of the Allgäu in the rank of Minor Basilica.

The fünfjochige nave with a pair of 65 meter high tower at the west end is 40.5 meters long and 16.3 meters high. The two aisles are a little lower, at 6.8 meters. On the first panoramic image is this major, see the two side aisles and the gallery. The main organ at the front end consists of 56 stops, dates from 1866 and was extended 1939th Two other organs (c. 1740) in Rococo housings are in the choir room. The three organs are each individually, or operate on a common table.

On the second and third respectively panorama of octagonal sanctuary and slightly offset from the central perspective is to see.

These panoramas were taken in HDR technology with multiple exposures. It consists of 117, or 120 frames and have a data volume of over 4 gigabytes.

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The small sanctuary of St. Alban stands on a hill near Görwangs near Aitrang in the Allgäu. From there, we not only have a beautiful view over the landscape, but the Church has something to offer for the eyes.

The church is popular with wedding couples because of their numerous decorations. The church is consecrated to the Holy St. Alban, which contributed to the legend after his execution, his own head to the tomb. This scene is also represented on the lushly decorated coffered ceiling.

The church was built around 1510 and belonged to the monastery of St. Mang in Füssen. Between 1697 and 1704 it was rebuilt in 1895 and collapsed in the former West Tower.

Technology

This panorama was taken in HDR technology with multiple exposures to the high tonal needs. It consists of 117 individual images and has a total data rate of 4 gigabytes.

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