360° panorama by Udo Lenkewicz.
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Driving around with the car endup i n hamburg and find a good parking lot for free close to the public transport system I was discovering the surrounding area and because it was not raining and the sun comes out I could capture this and even another Picture close to this place.

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360° panorama by Maksym Fedіai.
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http://www.360cities.net/image/akkerman-fortress-view-from-the-wall-near-the-gate

360° panorama by Santiago Ribas - 360portugal.
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Built by the Jesuits in 1577 in a Baroque-Jesuit mannerist style, financed by donations from the faithful, as well as by Friar Lu'is 'Alvaro de T'avora, Commander of Leca do Balio, of the Order of Malta, whose coat of arms atop the main facade, the Church and the S~ao Lourenco Convent were erected with strong opposition from the city council and the population. However, the followers of Santo In'acio de Loyola ended up managing to found the highly sought after school with free classes, which quickly achieved a notable success. The population's opposition was not directed at the Jesuits, but at the college they intended to institute due to the privileges that citizens had that prevented the nobles and nobles from staying within the city for a period of more than three days. Thus, the school that was to be built would call children noble and noblemen who would necessarily have to reside in the city, but through some artifices of the religious the opposition of the bourgeois was overcome. With the expulsion of the Jesuits in 1759, by order of the Marquis of Pombal, the church was donated to the University of Coimbra until its purchase by the Barefoot Friars of Santo Agostinho who stayed there from 1780 to 1832. These friars came from Spain in 1663, installing it was initially in Lisbon, on the site of Grilo, where they quickly gained the sympathy of the village, earning the name "friars-grilos", thus giving the name to the church where they were in Porto.

http://www.360cities.net/image/porto-church-of-sao-lourenco-sacristy-portugal

360° panorama by Santiago Ribas - 360portugal.
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Built by the Jesuits in 1577 in a Baroque-Jesuit mannerist style, financed by donations from the faithful, as well as by Friar Lu'is 'Alvaro de T'avora, Commander of Leca do Balio, of the Order of Malta, whose coat of arms atop the main facade, the Church and the S~ao Lourenco Convent were erected with strong opposition from the city council and the population. However, the followers of Santo In'acio de Loyola ended up managing to found the highly sought after school with free classes, which quickly achieved a notable success. The population's opposition was not directed at the Jesuits, but at the college they intended to institute due to the privileges that citizens had that prevented the nobles and nobles from staying within the city for a period of more than three days. Thus, the school that was to be built would call children noble and noblemen who would necessarily have to reside in the city, but through some artifices of the religious the opposition of the bourgeois was overcome. With the expulsion of the Jesuits in 1759, by order of the Marquis of Pombal, the church was donated to the University of Coimbra until its purchase by the Barefoot Friars of Santo Agostinho who stayed there from 1780 to 1832. These friars came from Spain in 1663, installing it was initially in Lisbon, on the site of Grilo, where they quickly gained the sympathy of the village, earning the name "friars-grilos", thus giving the name to the church where they were in Porto. Reliquary altarpiece

http://www.360cities.net/image/porto-church-of-sao-lourenco-nave-portugal

360° panorama by Santiago Ribas - 360portugal.
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Built by the Jesuits in 1577 in a Baroque-Jesuit mannerist style, financed by donations from the faithful, as well as by Friar Lu'is 'Alvaro de T'avora, Commander of Leca do Balio, of the Order of Malta, whose coat of arms atop the main facade, the Church and the S~ao Lourenco Convent were erected with strong opposition from the city council and the population. However, the followers of Santo In'acio de Loyola ended up managing to found the highly sought after school with free classes, which quickly achieved a notable success. The population's opposition was not directed at the Jesuits, but at the college they intended to institute due to the privileges that citizens had that prevented the nobles and nobles from staying within the city for a period of more than three days. Thus, the school that was to be built would call children noble and noblemen who would necessarily have to reside in the city, but through some artifices of the religious the opposition of the bourgeois was overcome. With the expulsion of the Jesuits in 1759, by order of the Marquis of Pombal, the church was donated to the University of Coimbra until its purchase by the Barefoot Friars of Santo Agostinho who stayed there from 1780 to 1832. These friars came from Spain in 1663, installing it was initially in Lisbon, on the site of Grilo, where they quickly gained the sympathy of the village, earning the name "friars-grilos", thus giving the name to the church where they were in Porto.

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360° panorama by AKor Foto.
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360° panorama by K K.
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http://www.360cities.net/image/dji-0164-panoramax-1

360° panorama by K K.
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360° panorama by K K.
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360° panorama by K K.
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360° panorama by K K.
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360° panorama by K K.
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360° panorama by AKor Foto.
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360° panorama by AKor Foto.
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360° panorama by AKor Foto.
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360° panorama by Alexei Merinov.
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360° panorama by Santiago Ribas - 360portugal.
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The Cl'erigos Tower rises 75 meters high, it was the tallest building in the city. It has a carillon of 49 bells acquired in 1995. In addition to serving as a bell tower, this building had other uses over the years: it served to mark the time (through a daily shot of dry powder that marked noon); he was a commercial telegraph; it was used as a guideline for vessels sailing on the Douro River; it served to raise a flag when the ship "paquete" arrived so that the traders knew of its approach; it was a strategic point for military and political combat; and today it is undoubtedly one of the most important tourist attractions in the city of Porto

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360° panorama by Santiago Ribas - 360portugal.
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At a time when in Portugal the clergy was very numerous, many of its members faced great difficulties throughout their lives, so the concentration of all assistance in a single institution represented a remarkable volume of services and a dynamic that quickly made the insufficiency clear. of the initial facilities, located in a borrowed house: the Igreja da Miseric'ordia. The urgent need for a space of its own made it possible to overcome the stigmas resulting from the peculiar neighborhood, and in 1731, when Dean Jer'onimo de T'avora and Noronha was president, a project for the new church was requested to Nicolau Nasoni, Italian artist from Siena, who worked at the S'e works and at Quinta dos C'onegos in Maia. The work will start with the Church 1732-1749, with great difficulties due to the slope of the land, and problems with the weight of the facade on the foundations. The Casa da Irmandade and the Torre were built between 1750-1763, on an acquired land called "Adro dos Justicados ou Enforcados". With an elliptical centered plant, covered by a dome, it is an example of the granite baroque, already with Rococo influences. The Altar-mor 1767-1780 is made of marble stone of various colors, with the risk of Manuel dos Santos Porto.

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360° panorama by Santiago Ribas - 360portugal.
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At a time when in Portugal the clergy was very numerous, many of its members faced great difficulties throughout their lives, so the concentration of all assistance in a single institution represented a remarkable volume of services and a dynamic that quickly made the insufficiency clear. of the initial facilities, located in a borrowed house: the Igreja da Miseric'ordia. The urgent need for a space of its own made it possible to overcome the stigmas resulting from the peculiar neighborhood, and in 1731, when Dean Jer'onimo de T'avora and Noronha was president, a project for the new church was requested to Nicolau Nasoni, Italian artist from Siena, who worked at the S'e works and at Quinta dos C'onegos in Maia. The work will start with the Church 1732-1749, with great difficulties due to the slope of the land, and problems with the weight of the facade on the foundations. The Casa da Irmandade and the Torre were built between 1750-1763, on an acquired land called "Adro dos Justicados ou Enforcados". With an elliptical centered plant, covered by a dome, it is an example of the granite baroque, already with Rococo influences. The Altar-mor 1767-1780 is made of marble stone of various colors, with the risk of Manuel dos Santos Porto.

http://www.360cities.net/image/porto-church-of-clerigos-nave-portugal

360° panorama by Arnaud Chapin.
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http://www.360cities.net/image/the-chateau-of-keriolet-concarneau