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Deutsch: Ehem. Dekanatshof, seit 1933 Rathaus, zweigeschossige barocke Anlage mit Mansarddach, 1751-56 von Gabriel de Gabrieli; Hofeinfahrt und ummauerte Gartenanlage, letztere bereits 1380 genannt This is a photograph of an architectural monument. It is on the list of cultural monuments of Bayern, no. D-5-76-147-109. |
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