The Sendlinger Tor is one of the three remaining Gothic town gates of Munich. It served as a defence for the people of the city in past and situated in the southern extremity of the historic old town separating it from the ISAR suburb. The beautiful architecture was built as a part of the great urban expansion by Ludwig the Bavarian.During the Second World War, the gate was damaged, but was refurbished in the 1980s. On the Sendlinger Tor, a remnant of the old city wall can still be seen, which previously went up the Herzog-Wilhelm-Str.
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Munich keeps going higher and higher on my Bucket List 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
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Very pretty!
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Thank you Cynthia
How is the summer there at yr place?
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Things are going along nicely. Spring has just started to warm up so that’s nice. Trees are flowering and opening their tiny leaves, and flowers are starting to poke up out of the ground. Soon I will get some plants for my balcony and that will be nice.
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Share some pictures of yr balcony once the flowers are there. We are having a very hot summer already, lots of nice fruits but no flowers.
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I will certainly share photos when I get my flowers and veggies going. What kind of fruit do you have?
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We have mangoes, ripe papaya, watermelon and jackfruits
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Yum, that sounds delicious! But too bad there are no flowers. I will show you some soon 🙂
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Had to comment as I lived here for a short while years ago. This shot brings back great memories…
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I am glad it does, it is a beautiful place to live.
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