- The Siegestor in Munich is a three-arched memorial arch, crowned with a statue of Bavaria with a lion-quadriga.
- SIEGESTOR, Ludwigstraße, 80539 München - Altstadt-Lehel, District: MÜNCHEN STADTZENTRUM (City center), Germany.
- münih'te leopoldstrasse üzerinde yer alan zafer takı. önünde fotoğraf çekileni boldur.
- The Siegestor (Victory gate) was completed in 1857, the inscription on the back side is by Wilhelm Hausenstein and reads "Dedicated to victory, destroyed by war...
- The Siegestor is called the Victory Gate in English and is a historic landmark located in the Schwabing district in the City of Muenchen...
- The Siegestor was built in 1852 in the style of a triumphal arch. It consists of 3 arches and is decorated with winged figures to represent victory and on top sits a...
- The end of the Third reich is near in München at the Siegestor, april 1945.
- The Siegestor (English: Victory Gate) in Munich is a three-arched triumphal arch crowned with a statue of Bavaria with a lion-quadriga.
- The Siegestor (Victory gate) was completed in 1857, the inscription on the back side is by Wilhelm Hausenstein and reads "Dedicated to victory, destroyed by war...
- The SIegestor is far from being the largest triumphal arch in the world but is still a pretty impressive monument in the heart of Munich.