German city dons Baroque avatar to celebrate a bygone era
27 Aug 2016 12:42 PM IST27 Aug 2016 12:42 PM IST
German city of Gotha changes into a baroque city in order to celebrate Baroque Festival around the Friedenstein Castle.
A man dressed in a Baroque costume greets a woman in front of the city hall during the opening of the Baroque Festival in Gotha, Germany. For 13 years the city of Gotha changes completely into a baroque city in order to celebrate the Baroque Festival around the Friedenstein Castle, the biggest German early Baroque palace complex from the 17th century.- People dressed in Baroque costumes walk in the orangery park
- People dressed in Baroque costumes walk in the orangery park
- People dressed in Baroque costumes walk in the orangery park
- A woman dressed in a Baroque costume waits in the Friedenstein Castle.
- People dressed as Baroque soldiers wait in the entrance of the Friedenstein Castle during the opening of the Baroque Festival.
- People dressed in Baroque costumes walk in front of the Friedenstein Castle during the opening of the Baroque Festival. The castle is the larges German early Baroque palace complex from the 17th century.
A man dressed in a Baroque costume greets a woman in front of the city hall during the opening of the Baroque Festival in Gotha, Germany. For 13 years the city of Gotha changes completely into a baroque city in order to celebrate the Baroque Festival around the Friedenstein Castle, the biggest German early Baroque palace complex from the 17th century.
German city of Gotha changes into a baroque city in order to celebrate Baroque Festival around the Friedenstein Castle.
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