Title

Figure of St. George as dragon slayer on the historic Pilatus House, patrician house, Tiergaertnertorplatz, Nuremberg Central Franconia, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Caption

Figure of St. George as dragon slayer on the historic Pilatus House, patrician house, Tiergaertnertorplatz, Nuremberg Central Franconia, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Date

Mar 03, 2023

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Helmut Meyer zur Capellen

Reference

BRK23B65_363

Model release

No

License type

Royalty free

Available size

138,1Mb (6,9Mb) / 17,8in x 30,1in / 5342 x 9035 (300dpi)

Keywords

1 person Bavaria Bayern Central Europe City building City buildings Downtown Europe Europe's Famous Place Franconia German Gothic style Half-timbered building Half-timbered buildings Half-timbered construction Historic district Historic quarter Historic quarters Inner city Inner town Middle Europe Middle Franconian Nuremberg Old town area Pilatus house Pilatushaus Saint George South Germany Southern Germany St George St. Georg St. George Town centre architecture attraction attractions bourgeois house bourgeois houses building monument building monuments center centers centre character cities city city center city centre city house cultural monument cultural monuments dragon slayer dragonslayer dragonslayers figure figures gothic half-timbered half-timbered house half-timbering hero heroes heroic figure heroic figures historic historic center historic centre historic city center historic city centre historic old town historical historical old town home house houses in the centre landmark middle midtown municipal mythologies mythology old city old district old town old towns one person patrician house patrician houses piece place place of interest sight single person square squares timber-framed house tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark town town center town house town houses townhouse travel photography urban urban environment FRG German Federal Republic Germany Middle Franconia Mittelfranken Republic of Germany building buildings structure