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Esta galeria contêm os finalistas e vencedores da etapa Europeia do Wiki Loves Monuments 2011.

Finalistas edit

Cada país participante seleccionou as suas 10 melhores imagens para participarem na competição europeia.

Alemanha edit

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    1: "Anhäuser wall", Baden-Württemberg
    (Anhäuser Mauer)
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    2: Natatorium II of Herschel spa, Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg
    (Halle II des Herschelbads in Mannheim)
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    3: Chapel in the fields near Filzbuch, Beuerberg, Bavaria (Feldkapelle bei Filzbuch, Gemarkung Beuerberg)
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    4: Cross on top of the Church of the Holy Cross, Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westfalia
    (Kreuz auf Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche in Gelsenkirchen)
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    5: Airport Berlin-Tempelhof
    (Flughafen Berlin-Tempelhof)
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    6: Egelsberg mill near Krefeld, North Rhine-Westfalia
    (Egelsbergmühle bei Krefeld)
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    7: Lookout tower in Park Hohenrode, Neuhausen, Thuringia
    (Warttürmchen im Park Hohenrode in Neuhausen)
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    8: Köpenick Palace, Brandenburg
    (Schloss Köpenick)
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    9: Garage complex in Düsseldorf-Unterbilk, North Rhine-Westfalia
    (Garagenanlage in Düsseldorf-Unterbilk)
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    10: Protected buildings in the old town of Osterwieck, Saxony-Anhalt
    (Denkmalgeschützte Häuser in der Altstadt von Osterwieck)

Andorra edit

Dinamarca edit

Hungria edit

Polónia edit

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    1: Niedzica Castle.
    Author: Łukasz Śmigasiewicz.
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    2: A historic Warmian cottage in Kaborno, a village in the Warmian-Masurian province.
    Author: Archetyp.
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    3: Będzin Castle, a stone castle from the 14th century.
    Author: Ludan.
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    Remainings of a Greek Catholic graveyard in a non-existent village Brusno Stare in the Subcarpathian province.
    Author: Cyfranek.
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    The main entrance to a manor in Baranówka in the Małopolska (Lesser Poland) province.
    Author: Piotrekwas.
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    Parts of an extensive Greek Catholic graveyard in village Podemszczyzna in the Subcarpathian province
    Author: Cyfranek.
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    Buildings of an old tin foundry in Szopienice, a district of Katowice, the capital of the Silesian province.
    Author: Andrzej Stempa.
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    Interior of a Roman Catholic church in Korzkiew in the Małopolska (Lesser Poland) province.
    Author: Piotrekwas.
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    Panorama of the Mirów Castle on the Trail of the Eagles.
    Author: Mateo57.
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    Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) at the Main Market Square in Kraków.
    Author: DESMS.

Portugal edit

Romênia edit

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    1: TIMISOARA - P-ta Unirii la rasarit
    Author: Antonius Plaian
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    2: Interior al Bisericii parohiale romano-catolice "Sf. Treime", fostă biserică iezuită Sibiu, Piaţa Mare
    Author: _Monica__
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    3: Situl arheologic de la Podoleni - judetul Neamt ”La ruine - Bociulesti”
    Author:Apopida
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    Panorama Centrul Vechi
    Author: POPOVICI Dan Cristian
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    Conacul Mavros-Cantacuzino cunoscut sub numele de Micul Trianon al României - Floreşti, Prahova
    Author: Nicu Drăgan
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    Spre Cetatea Alba Carolina - Alba Iulia
    Author: _Monica__
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    Crucea comemorativă a Eroilor români din primul război mondial
    Author: Mihai Petre
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    The church was built using rocks from the nearby (older) castles
    Author: Jancsi Farkas
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    Cetatea Alba Carolina
    Author: _Monica__
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    Mănăstirea Chiajna - Giulești
    Author: Mihai Petre

Vencedores edit

Os vencedores europeus serão anunciados em Dezembro de 2011.

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