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Petersglocke (pronounced [ˈpeːtɐsˌɡlɔkə]; English: "[Saint] Peter's bell"),
commonly referred to as ****er
Pitter (German: [ˈdɪkɐ ˈpɪtɐ]; Kölsch: Decke...
- added. The
bells were
installed in the 1870s. The
largest bell is St.
Petersglocke.[citation needed] The
completion of Germany's
largest cathedral was celebrated...
- is the
largest free-swinging
church bell in the world, surp****ing the
Petersglocke of
Cologne Cathedral.
Weighing more than 25 tons, it was cast by the...
- 10 km away. This bell is the
fifth largest in Europe,
ranking behind the
Petersglocke of
Cologne (Germany), the
Olympic Bell of London,
Maria Dolens of Rovereto...
-
Maria Gloriosa Mingun Bell
Bells of Notre-Dame de
Paris Olympic Bell
Petersglocke Sigismund Bell Swan
Bells Temple Bell (Boston) Tsar Bell
World Peace...
-
Maria Gloriosa Mingun Bell
Bells of Notre-Dame de
Paris Olympic Bell
Petersglocke Sigismund Bell Swan
Bells Temple Bell (Boston) Tsar Bell
World Peace...
-
Temple Bell (Osaka, ****an)
World Peace Bell (Newport, Kentucky, USA) St.
Petersglocke (Cologne, Germany) Maha
Ganda Bell (Yangon, Myanmar)
American Bell ****ociation...
- few
inches to spare. The bell is the
second heaviest in Europe,
after Petersglocke in
Cologne Cathedral and the
largest harmonically tuned bell in the world...
-
largest free-swinging
church bell, surp****ing the
Saint Peter's bell (
Petersglocke) in the
Cologne Cathedral. With a
weight of 25,190 kg, a
clapper of 750 kg...
-
tower and will be the
second heaviest ringing bell in
Germany (after the
Petersglocke in
Cologne cathedral). The
current cathedral was
constructed over a period...
