Caption

Previously separated by the Iron Curtain, the Harz and its lovely surroundings, seen here on 13.6.1994, experienced an upswing after the reunification of tourism in and around the Harz. The Harz narrow-gauge railway travels up the Brocken, Germany, Europe

Date

Jun 13, 1994

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Klaus Rose

Reference

BRK25B62_400

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No

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

95,8Mb (4,9Mb) / 19,4in x 19,2in / 5806 x 5767 (300dpi)

Keywords

UNESCO history border borders border station frontier boundary rail traffic rail traffic narrow gauge railway narrow gauge railways narrow-gauge railway narrow-gauge railways Schmalspurbahn transport transports transportation separation separations separate mountain peak mountain peaks mountain top mountaintop mountain tops mountaintops pinnacle pinnacles nature open air reunification Lower Saxony Northern Germany North Germany German Europe Europe's tourism historic historical historically tourist attraction tourist attractions place of interest Famous Place Famous Places sight landmark tourist landmark places of interest tourist spot means of transportation means of transportation mountainous peaceful peacefulness revolution revolutions landscape landscapes scenery sceneries landscape photograph countryside landscape shot landscape photo transport transporting transports East Germany Eastern Germany conflict conflicts contemporary history means of transportation means of transportation Means of transport mountain mountains Mount Mt. Mont Mt attraction attractions picturesque picturesquely scenic UNESCO World Heritage UNESCO site world hertiage Germany German Federal Republic Republic of Germany FRG BRD two people 2 people two persons non-violence parted split separated travel photography Brocken Saxony-Anhalt Quedlinburg Cold War Goslar railway train trains railways railroad railroads Central Europe Middle Europe Iron Curtain Peaceful revolution Non-violent revolution Harz region Harz Mountains Harz