BONN

by Dimitrios Triantafillos

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the post office in the center of the old town.

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wlking arownd in the center of the town.

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saturday with nice wheather in bonn.

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street market in town center

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street market in town center

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at the back is the townhall of Bonn.

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saturday with nice wheather in the center of the town.

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the townhall

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walking arround...

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the street market and the cafes from the townhall.

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some figures outside a shop to keep company to your pets while waiting...

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schlos clemensruhe

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inside the botanisce garden of the university of bonn

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inside the same garden

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some free space in the center old town.

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near betovens house

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betoven's house

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the garden of betovens house

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the same house from another view

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a shop with some paintings for sale..!

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nice art with betovens face in a playjard..!

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the nice unique cones in the tarace of the museum.

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the same cones in the tarace.!

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museum al. koening.

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article published 2/7/2004

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Memories
Married a girl from there when I was with the British Army at wars end. A beautiful University town spoilt when it became the capital
— Ronald Rainford, July 25, 2004

Stunning scenery.......http://www.geocities.com/scottishphotos
— Stevan Hogg, February 9, 2004

Nice pictures, but...
...the first one wasn't taken in Bonn. It shows a train station, but it's not Bonn.

Valentin
— Valentin, February 9, 2004

Beautiful photos! thanks for sharing. ciao
— Paolo Motta, February 9, 2004

Nice, but ???
These photos, and those in the other two visual essays, are interesting and well done. I'm sure I'm not the only one, though, who would appreciate a brief description of what they are. You can still go back and edit them to give this information, if you would be so kind. I'm sure most readers would be able to handle English, French or Spanish.
— Fred Perry, February 7, 2004