city model of Bitburg

Bitburg

The model, made of Corian, shows the various stages of the city's development - from the Roman street village to the late Roman fortifications to the medieval city. It is located in the pedestrian zone in the immediate vicinity of the Church of Our Lady.

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Stadmodell Bitburg weiß, © TI Bitburger Land

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Stadtmodell Bitburg Detail, © TI Bitburger Land

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