Lorsch and Worms 2002

The ancient entrance hall of the Imperial Abbey of Lorsch, the so called "Königshalle", built in the 9th century by Emperor Louis III, is the oldest and probably the most beautiful monument of Franconian architecture.
The ancient entrance hall of the Imperial Abbey of Lorsch, the so called "Königshalle", built in the 9th century by Emperor Louis III, is the oldest and probably the most beautiful monument of Franconian architecture.
Königshalle of the Imperial Abbey of Lorsch
Königshalle of the Imperial Abbey of Lorsch
The old town hall of Lorsch
The old city hall of Lorsch
Fruit and veg stall in Lorsch
St. Peter in Worms is the smallest of the three imperial cathedrals (Kaiserdome) in the Rhine area. The cathedral of worms was designed much more slim compared to the monumental cathedrals of Speyer and Mainz.
Worms cathedral
Inscription above the entrace to the Worms cathedral Von nun an blühe Dein Rum Dir werde der Lohn Deiner Ehre weil Du O Worm klug und getreu Dich bewahrst DIch hat das Kreuz mir geweiht Dich hat das Schwert mir geschenkt Petrus Dein guter Patron gewähre Dir Sicheren Schutz
Romanesque architecture of the Worms cathedral
Romanesque architecture of the Worms cathedral
Romanesque architecture of the Worms cathedral
Altar from Johann Balthasar Neumann in the Worms cathedral
Romanesque architecture of the Worms cathedral
Worms cathedral
Worms cathedral
Nibelungen museum
Nibelungen museum
Nibelungen museum
Worms cathedral
Nibelungen museum
Nibelungen museum
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