The Austrians built the Gate of Czar Karl VI (1736) in commemoration of their victories.This is undoubtedly the most important Baroque monument preserved to the south of the rivers Sava and Danube.
Monday, February 18, 2013
The Charles Gate
The Austrians built the Gate of Czar Karl VI (1736) in commemoration of their victories.This is undoubtedly the most important Baroque monument preserved to the south of the rivers Sava and Danube.
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Looks like a postcard!!!
I like all that stone. For something built 200 years before I came along it's in pretty good shape.
I'm not sure of baroque. I know that I'm also baroque until my next check arrives!
ancient walls fascinate me, i wish they could tell us what they've seen ... my imagination is quite good but i know these walls could tell it better
And not in bad shape for something that's almost 300 years old. Built in the days before planned obsolescence, apparently.
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