- The
Naschmarkt is a po****r
fruit and
vegetable market in Vienna.
Located at the
Wienzeile over the Wien River, it is
about 1.5
kilometres (0.93 mi) long...
- The
Naschmarkt is a
small square in the city
center of Leipzig. It owes its name to a time when
fruit was
traded here,
which was also
considered a sweet...
- part of the
Vienna U-Bahn system.
Along the
course of the river, the
Naschmarkt and the
Theater an der Wien can be found. Much of the
river is covered...
-
covered over in this
location and the
covered riverbed now
houses the
Naschmarkt, an open-air market. The
theatre is
operated in
cooperation with Vereinigte...
- Germany's most
important secular Renaissance buildings. At the rear is the
Naschmarkt (Sweet market). The
mayor and the muni****l
administration have been housed...
-
vegan friendly European cities in a
study by
Alternative Traveler. The
Naschmarkt is a
permanent market for fruit, vegetables, ****es, fish, and meat. Vienna...
- John
George II,
Elector of Saxony, in Dresden.
Construction began at the
Naschmarkt adjacent to the Old Town Hall on 30 May 1678. The Börse was used already...
-
cuisine has
distinct cooking. The
variety of
ingredients sold on the
Naschmarkt might lead to the
thought of a
broadly varied cooking culture. In fact...
- the
location of a
scene from his play Faust. The Old
Leipzig bourse at
Naschmarkt with a
monument of
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
South Cemetery (Südfriedhof)...
- v t e
Squares in
Leipzig Leipzig-Mitte
Augustusplatz Burgplatz Markt Naschmarkt Richard-Wagner-Platz
Sachsenplatz St.
Matthew Church Square St. Nicholas...
