xve siècle – -Translation – Keybot Dictionary

Spacer TTN Translation Network TTN TTN Login Deutsch Français Spacer Help
Source Languages Target Languages
Keybot 4 Results  www.hats.gr.jp
  Guide de voyage à Honfl...  
De nombreux “Gens de la mer” y vivaient, et cette empreinte est encore aujourd’hui visible. L’église Sainte-Catherine, construite au XVe siècle, se dresse fièrement au milieu de ce quartier qui semble figé au Moyen-âge.
Neighborhoud and Sainte-Catherine church : This neighbourhood rose from the ground at the same time as the reconstruction of the town walls. Many sailors and “Peoples of the Sea” lived there. You can still see their legacy while you walk around the area. Saint Catherine’s church, built in the 15th century, stands at the center of the medieval neighbourhood. Classified as Historic Monument in 1879, Honfleur is very proud of having France’s largest wooden church with a separate bell-tower.
  Trouvez un hôtel à Stra...  
Dans le quartier de La Petite France on trouve de nombreuses maisons à colombages typiques de la vallée du Rhin. La splendide cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg s'élève tout près de la Maison Kammerzell datant du XVe siècle, ses colombages sont parmi les plus décorés de la ville.
Strasbourg, Alsatian city, home of the European Parliament. In the Petite France district, you will see many half-timbered houses typical of the Rhine basin. The splendid cathedral of Our Lady of Strasbourg stands near the Maison Kammerzell, which dates from the 15th century. Its timbers are some of the finest in the town. Another curiosity in Strasbourg is the Ponts Couverts, former medieval fortifications that used to protect the city. Every year in December, Strasbourg holds a Christmas market, the most famous and probably the finest in France.
  Guide de voyage à Perpi...  
Sa construction fut ordonnée en 1245 par Jacques Ier de Majorque. Le Vendredi Saint, la procession de la Sanch part de cette église. Cette tradition religieuse catalane célèbre la passion du Christ depuis le XVe siècle.
The Church of Saint-Jacques : Here is the second most famous religious building in the city, the first one being the cathedral. James I of Majorca ordered the construction of the church in 1245. On Good Friday, the Procession of Sanch starts from this church. This religious catalan tradition celebrates the passion of the Christ since the 15th century.
  Guide de voyage à Lille...  
Dans le centre-ville, les 12 000 m2 d'exposition du Palais des Beaux-Arts vous attendent. Ce musée recèle d'oeuvres peintes entre le XVe siècle et le XXe siècle. Une collection de sculptures, de faïences et d'oeuvres du Moyen-Age et de la Renaissance.
The Fine Arts Museum Get ready for 12,000 m² of exhibitions. This museum contains works painted between the 15th and 20th century. A collection of sculptures, earthenware, and works from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The young ones will appreciate the interactive tour that was created for them, as well as the workshops that are dedicated to them. It is free for anyone under 12, 4.50€ at a reduced price, and 6€ at full price.