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Deze gallerij toont de finalisten en de winnaars van Wiki Loves Monuments 2011.

Winnaars edit

De 12 winnaars van Wiki loves Monuments 2011.

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    1: Winter picture of Chiajna Monastery. The monastery is situated on the outskirts of Bucharest.
    Mihai Petre
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    2: Mural painting in the Purila manor depicting landlord Friedrich Gustav von Helffreich's (1759-1845) townhouse in Tallinn.
    Tiigrr
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    3: Ruins from the former monastery Anhausen near Satteldorf, the Anhäuser Mauer.
    (Memorino)
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    4: Hotellneset coal harbour area, Longyearbyen, Svalbard.
    Bjoertvedt
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    5: Fontaine des Fleuves on the place de la Concorde in Paris.
    BigPilou
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    6: Church of Saint Alexandr Nevsky (“Capella”) in the Alexandria Park, Peterhof.
    Koryakov K. M.
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    7: The old Sennalpe Batzen (lower building) and the new Alpe Batzen (upper building), two chalets surrounded by mountain pastures in Schröcken, Bregenzerwald, Vorarlberg.
    User:Böhringer
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    8: Old Jewish Cemetery, part of the Central Cemetery in Vienna (Wien).
    User:HeinzLW
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    9: Hjortsberga grave field (Raä no Hjortsberga 8:1) in Hjortsberga parish, hundred of Medelstad, Ronneby municipality, Blekinge, Sweden.
    Achird
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    11: One of two Sant Ferran Castle's stables in Figueres.
    Asarola
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    12: Central part of the ceiling of the Galerie des Batailles at the Palace of Versailles.
    -donald-

Finalisten edit

Elk deelnemend land heeft de 10 beste foto's geselecteerd om aan de Europese wedstrijd mee te doen.

Andorra edit

Oostenrijk edit

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    1: Doubled spiral staircase in the Castle of Graz, Styria (Steiermark). User:E.mil.mil
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    2: Pilgrimage church Saint Mary in Straßengel, Styria (Steiermark). User:Mitte
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    3: Viktring monastery in Klagenfurt am Wörther See, Carinthia (Kärnten). User:Johann Jaritz
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    4: Old Jewish Cemetery, part of the Central Cemetery in Vienna (Wien). User:HeinzLW
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    5: Railroad line through the outlying districts of Vienna, station in Oberdöbling, Vienna (Wien). User:Haeferl
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    6: Albrechtsbrücke, a pedestrian bridge crossing the river Schwechat in Baden, Lower Austria (Niederösterreich). User:K@rl
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    7: Giant Wheel in Prater, Vienna (Wien). User:Renesteyer
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    8: The old Sennalpe Batzen (lower building) and the new Alpe Batzen (upper building), two chalets surrounded by mountain pastures in Schröcken, Bregenzerwald, Vorarlberg. User:Böhringer
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    9: Roman Catholic parish church Saint Ulrich in Obertilliach, East Tyrol (Osttirol). User:Thoodor
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    10: The Hofammannhaus, Hofsteigstraße No. 46 in Lustenau: former seat of the bailiff (Hofammann) of Lustenau, Vorarlberg. User:Böhringer

België en Luxemburg edit

Denemarken edit

Duitsland edit

Estland edit

Frankrijk edit

Norway edit

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    Hamar Cathedral ruins, Hedmark.
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    Nore Stave Church, Buskerud.
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    Frederiksvern Naval Shipyard, Horten, Vestfold.
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    Fishery village, Northern Norway.
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    Os Church
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    Tromsdalen Church, Tromsö.
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    Batterie Vara (1941-45), Kristiansand, Vest-Agder.
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    Mine No 1 cemetery (1920), Longyearbyen, Svalbard.
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    Hotellneset old coal berth, Longyearbyen, Svalbard.
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    Vallersund trading station, Tröndelag.

Hongarije edit

Nederland edit

http://www.wikilovesmonuments.nl/2011/11/05/en-de-winnaars-zijn/ archive copy at the Wayback Machine

Polen edit

Portugal edit

Romanië 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

Rusland edit

Spanje edit

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    Baños de Doña María de Padilla (Sevilla) First Prize
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    Monasterio de Veruela (Zaragoza) Second Prize
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    Castillo de Almansa sobre el cerro del Águila (Albacete) Third Prize
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    Cavallerisses del Castell de Sant Ferran de Figueres
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    Balneario de Cádiz
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    Besalú
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    Colores en la Alhambra
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    Església de Sant Climent (Coll de Nargó)
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    Catedral de Santa Eulàlia
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    Plaza de Sabugo e iglesia vieja

Zweden edit

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    Villa Jamtbol of The Doctor's Villa, 1911
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    Stora Kronohuset, Kristianstad
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    Watertoren, Kristianstad
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Zwitserland edit

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    Train station and outbuildings, Uster (ZH)
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    Church, Burgdorf (BE)
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    Ariana Museum, Geneva (GE)
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    Benedictine Abbaye, Rheinau (ZH)
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    Power station, Eglisau-Rheinsfelden (ZH)
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    Tower, Hospental (UR)
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    Agensteinhaus, Erlenbach im Simmental (BE)
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    Haus Schweinsberg, Attinghausen (UR)
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    Nestlé Headquarter, Vevey (VD)
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    Cathedral, Neuchâtel (NE)

Winnaars edit

The Europese winnaars worden bekend gemaakt in december 2011.

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