This was once an Ursuline church, built by Italian Baroque architect Antonio Petrini in the late 1600s. It was handed over to the Protestant community in 1817 and is the largest Protestant church in Lower Franconia.
Marilyn Jones visits the world’s tallest arch and the fascinating exhibits around it
Jonathan L shares photos of some of New York’s older storefronts
A glass-fronted department store in Lyon, France is a flashy canvas for an ornate older building
A visit to a pleasant public park in the South Amsterdam De Pijp neighborhood.
A nice display of potted plants just along from the monastery’s church.
It looks almost unreal and it is certainly unusual: a completely calm Aegean Sea.
Actually an EX fire engine. This one (probably from the mid 1960s) appears to be used as a minibus-cum-transporter. Spotted
