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Kassel Friedrichsplatz The large greenhouse stands immediately west of the Ballhaus. It is one of the first steel-glass constructions ever and was built in 1822 according to plans by Bromeis. In 1887,the originally round central building was replaced by a cubic palm house. Today it can be visited from October to May. View from the theatre forecourt to the city centre,on the left Fridericianum with Zwehrenturm,the medieval Druselturm,the twin towers of St. Martin's Church,Ottoneum Natural History Museum and State Theatre The 1.50 km² Karlsaue State Park is a public,originally baroque and inner-city park in Kassel The 1.50 km² Karlsaue State Park is a public,originally baroque and inner-city park in Kassel. The Karlsaue is located in the Kassel Fulda lowlands directly southeast or below the city center,where it reaches up to Friedrichsplatz. On the western part of the Fuldaufer it spreads at an average of 138.5 m above sea level exclusively in the area of the district of Südstadt,whose built-up areas it adjoins in the west. In the north it borders on the district Mitte. Beyond the Fulda it joins the Unterneustadt in the northeast and the Fulda floodplain in the east,southeast and south,which lies in the Kassel-Waldau area. In the southwest,the Karlsaue borders on the Kassel Sports Centre,which houses the Auestadion and an ice rink. At the end of the 17th century,the religious refugees from France,settled by Landgrave Karl in the newly founded Oberneustadt,increasingly tried to build their own church. In 1697 their request was granted and on 3 August 1698 Landgrave Karl laid the foundation stone for the church building on his 45th birthday. On February 12,1710,the church was consecrated by the French preacher. In 1867,the last service in French took place inside. The building was severely damaged by Allied bombing in the autumn of 1943. The dome and the entire interior were lost. In 1957,the greatly simplified building could be used again as a church. On 1 January 2008,the parish of the Karlskirche was merged into the newly created parish of Kassel-Mitte. Löwenburg.Im the southern part of the Bergpark and thus south of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle line of sight stands the Löwenburg (350 m above sea level). It was designed by Heinrich Christoph Jussow between 1793 and 1800. The Löwenburg is the imitation of a medieval English knight's castle and was deliberately built as a decaying partial ruin. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. Löwenburg.Im the southern part of the Bergpark and thus south of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle line of sight stands the Löwenburg (350 m above sea level). It was designed by Heinrich Christoph Jussow between 1793 and 1800. The Löwenburg is the imitation of a medieval English knight's castle and was deliberately built as a decaying partial ruin. Löwenburg.Im the southern part of the Bergpark and thus south of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle line of sight stands the Löwenburg (350 m above sea level). It was designed by Heinrich Christoph Jussow between 1793 and 1800. The Löwenburg is the imitation of a medieval English knight's castle and was deliberately built as a decaying partial ruin. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The orangery in Kassel was built below or about 400 m south of the former city palace near the western Fuldaufer under Landgrave Karl between 1703 and 1711. Since then it has formed the northern beginning of the Karlsaue. The Ottoneum in Kassel was built as the first permanent theatre building in Germany and is now used as a natural history museum. It was built under Landgrave Moritz in the period 1603–1606 by the architect Wilhelm Vernukken and named "Ottoneum"" after Otto,the Landgrave's favourite son." The Ottoneum in Kassel was built as the first permanent theatre building in Germany and is now used as a natural history museum. It was built under Landgrave Moritz in the period 1603–1606 by the architect Wilhelm Vernukken and named "Ottoneum"" after Otto,the Landgrave's favourite son." The Ottoneum in Kassel was built as the first permanent theatre building in Germany and is now used as a natural history museum. It was built under Landgrave Moritz in the period 1603–1606 by the architect Wilhelm Vernukken and named "Ottoneum"" after Otto,the Landgrave's favourite son." A cultural monument of German urban history is the GWG settlement built by the internationally renowned architect Otto Haesler in the 30s in the district of Rothenditmold. The estate is an exemplary example of the efforts to preserve housing stock and to take into account customer wishes and monument protection in equal measure during modernization measures. A cultural monument of German urban history is the GWG settlement built by the internationally renowned architect Otto Haesler in the 30s in the district of Rothenditmold. The estate is an exemplary example of the efforts to preserve housing stock and to take into account customer wishes and monument protection in equal measure during modernization measures. A cultural monument of German urban history is the GWG settlement built by the internationally renowned architect Otto Haesler in the 30s in the district of Rothenditmold. The estate is an exemplary example of the efforts to preserve housing stock and to take into account customer wishes and monument protection in equal measure during modernization measures. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. The Ständehaus was built in 1834-36 according to the plans of Julius Eugen Ruhl in Kassel (Ständeplatz). The early neo-Renaissance building originally served as a conference venue for the Kurhessen estates and is now the seat of the Landeswohlfahrtsverband Hessen. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Schloss Wilhelmshöhe.The nucleus of the entire mountain park is Schloss Wilhelmshöhe (285 m above sea level),which stands on the easternmost and lowest point of sight of the Wilhelmshöhe-Hercules Castle. Landgrave Moritz of Hesse-Kassel had a hunting lodge built on the site of the former Weißenstein monastery of the Augustinian monks from 1606 to 1610,from which Wilhelmshöhe Palace developed from 1786 to 1798. Nowadays it contains,among others,the Old Masters Picture Gallery and the Collection of Classical Antiquities. Kassel State Theatre The Ständehaus was built in 1834-36 according to the plans of Julius Eugen Ruhl in Kassel (Ständeplatz). The early neo-Renaissance building originally served as a conference venue for the Kurhessen estates and is now the seat of the Landeswohlfahrtsverband Hessen. Wilhelmshöher Tor.. The gate was to serve as a prelude to Wilhelmshöer Allee,it was intended to commemorate the attainment of the electoral dignity. Three designs by Jussow have survived,two Roman triumphal arches and a Greek gate based on the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Only the two gatehouses (No. 1 and 6) could be completed before the French invasion in 1806. After the return of the Elector in 1813,construction work was not resumed. From 1814 to 1822,the Brothers Grimm lived in the northern gatehouse (No. 1). Today,the southern gatehouse belongs to the Landesmuseum and houses the museum's design collection. The northern one is now part of the Hessian Administrative Court The Kassler Treppenstraße with the EAM building from the 50s was the first pedestrian zone in Germany. The University of Kassel is the northernmost university in Hesse. Today's University of Kassel was founded in 1970 as Gesamthochschule Kassel (GhK),it was the first university of its kind and the only comprehensive university outside North Rhine-Westphalia. The first tiered diploma course based on the singular teaching concept of the Kassel model began in 1974. The University of Kassel is the northernmost university in Hesse. Today's University of Kassel was founded in 1970 as Gesamthochschule Kassel (GhK),it was the first university of its kind and the only comprehensive university outside North Rhine-Westphalia. The first tiered diploma course based on the singular teaching concept of the Kassel model began in 1974. The University of Kassel is the northernmost university in Hesse. Today's University of Kassel was founded in 1970 as Gesamthochschule Kassel (GhK),it was the first university of its kind and the only comprehensive university outside North Rhine-Westphalia. The first tiered diploma course based on the singular teaching concept of the Kassel model began in 1974. The University of Kassel is the northernmost university in Hesse. Today's University of Kassel was founded in 1970 as Gesamthochschule Kassel (GhK),it was the first university of its kind and the only comprehensive university outside North Rhine-Westphalia. The first tiered diploma course based on the singular teaching concept of the Kassel model began in 1974. Modern façade of a commercial building with grey metal cladding and aluminium blinds against a blue sky. Modern façade of a commercial building with grey metal cladding and aluminium blinds against a blue sky. Residential building with magnificent façade in the style of historicism in Kassel,Wilhelmshöher Allee. Trick fountains in Bergpark Kassel Bad Wilhelmshöhe,Teufelsbrücke Schloss Wilhelmsthal is a castle near the city of Kassel near Calden in the district of Kassel in Hesse,Germany. The complex was built from 1743 to 1761 and is one of the most important Rococo castles north of the Main. The castle has a large park with water features. Trick fountains in Bergpark Kassel Bad Wilhelmshöhe,Teufelsbrücke