Germany Bavaria Bad Kissingen
Bad Kissingen is a spa town in the Bavarian region of Lower Franconia. The old town hall is a Renaissance design from 1577. The medieval chapel "Marienkapelle" was renewed and enlarged by Balthasar Neumann. Between 1838 and 1913, the arcade was built around the spa garden by Friedrich von Gartner, as well as the halls for the use of the mineral water and for promenades, following a design by Max Littmann. Littmann also designed the Kurtheater, completed in 1905, and the concert hall. The train station building, with its Renaissance revival facade, was built in 1874 under the supervision of Friedrich Bürklein. The ruins of castle Bodenlaube from 1180 overlooks the town from above Reiterswiesen.
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Bad Kissingen is a spa town in the Bavarian region of Lower Franconia. The old town hall is a Renaissance design from 1577. The medieval chapel "Marienkapelle" was renewed and enlarged by Balthasar Neumann. Between 1838 and 1913, the arcade was built around the spa garden by Friedrich von Gartner, as well as the halls for the use of the mineral water and for promenades, following a design by Max Littmann. Littmann also designed the Kurtheater, completed in 1905, and the concert hall. The train station building, with its Renaissance revival facade, was built in 1874 under the supervision of Friedrich Bürklein. The ruins of castle Bodenlaube from 1180 overlooks the town from above Reiterswiesen.
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