Posted by juka14 | Thursday, March 10, 2011 | Category: The Netherlands - Maastricht | 1 comments
The Dinghuis was built in the 15th century and originally served as a courthouse. The name Dinghuis derived from the Dutch word 'geding', which means trial. For a long time the courthouse was the highest building in Maastricht. At the top of the tower a watchman was stationed who had to alarm the citizens if there was a fire. Nowadays the Dinghuis houses the Tourist Information Office.View location in Maastricht, the Netherlan...
The Roman Baths is a complex of buildings constructed between 1829 and 1840 in Park Sanssouci. They were built by Karl Friedrich Schinkel and Ludwig Persius according to the wishes of King Frederick William IV. The group of buildings include an Italian country house, a Greek-styled temple, arcades and a Roman bathhouse that gave the complex its name.View location in Park Sanssouci, Potsdam, Germa...
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