Old St. Gertrud's Church in Riga (Rīgas vecā Sv. Ģertrūdes baznīca) 360 Panorama

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Old St. Gertrud's Church in Riga (Rīgas vecā Sv. Ģertrūdes baznīca)

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Uldis Bardins

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Tagadējā baznīcas ēka celta 1864. - 1894. gadam, kad 10. augustā tornim uzliek krustu. Dievnamu iesvēta 1896. gada 2. martā. Ģertrūdes draudze ir nosaukta ceļotāju aizbildnes Sv. Ģertrūdes (626-659) vārdā.

Rīga, Latvija.
This Lutheran church is named after Saint Ģertrūde (626-659) and there are seven more churches built in her honour. The building is Gothic, having three aisles with the columns being of an interesting shade of green. The ceiling is 13 metres and the spire 63 metres high.
Riga, Latvia.

Copyright: Uldis Bardins
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 12000x6000
Taken: 12/07/2009
Chargée: 12/07/2009
Published: 12/07/2009
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