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Strasbourg Cathedral

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  • Michael Bludworth said:
    Cologne
  • Paul Mison said:
    Not Cologne: the cathedral there is next to the railway station and near a river. This feels vaguely like Brussels, but that's really only a guess.
  • Chris Devers said:
    Paul Mison Not Brussels, I think. In modern photos of St. Gudula Cathedral, and from what I see on the Wikipedia page, it has symmetrical towers, and a vaulted window over the front-middle section. This cathedral has a tall column & a short one — possibly due to war damage, but it still looks different than St. Gudula — and there seems to be a round rose window.
  • Chris Devers said:
    Antwerp?

    The Cathedral of Our Lady seems to be a match — taller tower on the front-left, partiallly-round rose window at the front-middle. And the surrounding buildings look similar.




    I'm not totally convinced yet, but it's the closest match I've been able to come up with.
  • Dru said:
    Strasbourg! A friend lived just over the road from the cathedral and sent me a postcard; looked familiar, I thought....

Couple sur un éperon rocheux dominant le Rhin

  • teleobiettivo said:
    Very nice

Maison à l'angle d'une rue, kiosque-fontaine

  • Jean-Christophe Curtet said:
    Obernai : rue du Chanoine-Gyss, le Puits-à-six-seaux (1579)
  • Bibliothèque de Toulouse said:
    Merci beaucoup.