Guido Werner's photos with the keyword: cemetry

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo was taken at the entrance of Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh's Old Town . This graveyard is famous for Sky Terrier Greyfriars Bobby . It is said that he had been guarding his owners grave for 14 years until he died and was buried at Greyfriars Kirkyard himself. Homepage Edinburgh Homepage Greyfriars Kirkyard

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo was taken at Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh's Old Town . This graveyard is famous for Sky Terrier Greyfriars Bobby . It is said that he had been guarding his owners grave for 14 years until he died and was buried at Greyfriars Kirkyard himself. Homepage Edinburgh Homepage Greyfriars Kirkyard

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo was taken at Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh's Old Town . This graveyard is famous for Sky Terrier Greyfriars Bobby . It is said that he had been guarding his owners grave for 14 years until he died and was buried at Greyfriars Kirkyard himself. Homepage Edinburgh Homepage Greyfriars Kirkyard

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo was taken at Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh's Old Town . This graveyard is famous for Sky Terrier Greyfriars Bobby . It is said that he had been guarding his owners grave for 14 years until he died and was buried at Greyfriars Kirkyard himself. Homepage Edinburgh Homepage Greyfriars Kirkyard

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo was taken at Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh's Old Town . This graveyard is famous for Sky Terrier Greyfriars Bobby . It is said that he had been guarding his owners grave for 14 years until he died and was buried at Greyfriars Kirkyard himself. This photo shows the mausoleum of Sir George Mackenzie . Homepage Edinburgh Homepage Greyfriars Kirkyard

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo was taken at Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh's Old Town . This graveyard is famous for Sky Terrier Greyfriars Bobby . It is said that he had been guarding his owners grave for 14 years until he died and was buried at Greyfriars Kirkyard himself. Homepage Edinburgh Homepage Greyfriars Kirkyard

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo was taken at Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh's Old Town . This graveyard is famous for Sky Terrier Greyfriars Bobby . It is said that he had been guarding his owners grave for 14 years until he died and was buried at Greyfriars Kirkyard himself. Homepage Edinburgh Homepage Greyfriars Kirkyard

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo shows Greyfriars Bobby's Bar located at the entrance to Greyfriars Kirkyard in Edinburgh's Old Town . It is named after Sky Terrier Greyfriars Bobby . It is said that he had been guarding his owners grave for 14 years until he died and was buried at Greyfriars Kirkyard himself. Homepage Edinburgh Homepage Greyfriars Kirkyard Homepage Greyfriars Bobby's Bar

Edinburgh is the capital city and with about 500.000 inhabitants the second largest city of Scotland. This photo shows part of the graveyard belonging to St. Cuthbert's Parish Church at the foot of Edinburgh Castle . Homepage St. Cuthbert's Parish Church Homepage Edinburgh

Rotorua ist eine Stadt mit knapp über 50.000 Einwohnern auf der neuseeländischen Nordinsel. Rotorua gehört zum Distrikt Rotorua Lakes und zu der Region Bay of Plenty . Die Stadt liegt am südlichen Ende des Lake Rotorua , dem zweitgrößten See der neuseeländischen Nordinsel. Rotorua ist insbesondere für die starken geothermischen Aktivitäten in der Stadt und der Umgebung bekannt. Überall sieht man Dampf aus dem Boden kommen und in der ganzen Stadt liegt ständig ein Schwefelgeruch in der Luft. In der Umgebung von Rotorua kann man zudem mehrere Geothermalparks besichtigen. Fast 40% der Bevölkerung von Rotorua sind Maori. Dies ist der zweithöchste Anteil bei den neuseeländischen Städten. Nicht von ungefähr gibt es daher in Rotorua und Umgebung verschiedene Maori-Dörfer, in denen unter anderem diverse Folkloreveranstaltungen für Touristen durchgeführt werden, bei denen z.B. der Maori-Kriegstanz Haka dargeboten wird. Ein solches Maori-Dorf ist Whakarewarewa am südlichen Rand von Rotorua. Hier leben auch heute noch Maori. Neben Einblicken in die Maori-Kultur hat Whakarewarewa auch diverse geothermische Attraktionen zu bieten. Auf diesem Foto sind einige Gräber von Whakarewarewa zu sehen, die aufgrund der geothermischen Aktivitäten allesamt oberirdisch angelegt sind. Homepage von Rotorua

Rotorua ist eine Stadt mit knapp über 50.000 Einwohnern auf der neuseeländischen Nordinsel. Rotorua gehört zum Distrikt Rotorua Lakes und zu der Region Bay of Plenty . Die Stadt liegt am südlichen Ende des Lake Rotorua , dem zweitgrößten See der neuseeländischen Nordinsel. Rotorua ist insbesondere für die starken geothermischen Aktivitäten in der Stadt und der Umgebung bekannt. Überall sieht man Dampf aus dem Boden kommen und in der ganzen Stadt liegt ständig ein Schwefelgeruch in der Luft. In der Umgebung von Rotorua kann man zudem mehrere Geothermalparks besichtigen. Fast 40% der Bevölkerung von Rotorua sind Maori. Dies ist der zweithöchste Anteil bei den neuseeländischen Städten. Nicht von ungefähr gibt es daher in Rotorua und Umgebung verschiedene Maori-Dörfer, in denen unter anderem diverse Folkloreveranstaltungen für Touristen durchgeführt werden, bei denen z.B. der Maori-Kriegstanz Haka dargeboten wird. Ein solches Maori-Dorf ist Whakarewarewa am südlichen Rand von Rotorua. Hier leben auch heute noch Maori. Neben Einblicken in die Maori-Kultur hat Whakarewarewa auch diverse geothermische Attraktionen zu bieten. Auf diesem Foto sind die Kirche von Whakarewarewa und einige Gräber zu sehen, die aufgrund der geothermischen Aktivitäten allesamt oberirdisch angelegt sind. Homepage von Rotorua