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- Echternach Manastırı, Lüksemburg'un doğusundaki Echternach kasabasında bulunan bir Benedictine manastırıdır. Abbey, 7. yüzyılda Lüksemburg'un...
- The Abbey of Echternach is a Benedictine monastery in the town of Echternach, in eastern Luxembourg.Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- Abbey of Echternach is waiting for you if you take a 53min bus ride from Luxembourg city - well worth the 2 Euro per person fare!Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- The Abbey of Echternach is a Benedictine monastery founded by St Willibrord, the patron saint of Luxembourg, in the 7th century.Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- In 1727, Mathias Hartz, abbot of Echternach, had the old Benedictine monastery demolished to build a new abbey in Classical style.Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- The Abbey of Echternach, located in the small town of Echternach in Luxembourg, is one of the most important religious sites in the country.Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- Explore the charm of Echternach and its Abbey in Luxembourg, from its historical significance to local cuisine and practical tips for visitors.Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- The Abbey of Echternach owes much of its fame, especially in modern times, to the curious "dancing procession" which takes place annually on Whit Tuesday...Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- Founded in the 7th century by St Willibrord, the patron saint of Luxembourg, the Abbey of Echternach contains a fascinating scriptorium...Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- However Otto the Great restored the monks to the abbey in 971 and the Codex Aureus of Echternach was produced in the 11th century entirely in gold ink.Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- The territory of the former imperial abbey of Echternach is now largely in the Federal Republic of Germany, to a lesser extent in the Grand Duchy of...Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- Cars parked in front of Abbey of Echternach. ... The Abbey of Echternach is well-known for its cultural history in addition to its religious significance.Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
- Immerse yourself in the history of Echternach and discover the works of the abbey's former scriptorium, the life of St Willibrord and archaeological remains.Bulunamadı: lüksemburg
