Image:Torun Hartknoch.jpg

[edit] Summary

The buildings, churches (Kirch), townhalls (Rathaus) and gates (Thor) of Thorn (Toruń) are described by Christoph Hartknoch in German as follows:

• A. S. Johannis Kirch (Church of St. John)
• B. S. Jacobs Kirch (Church of St. James)
• C. Sa. Marien Kirch u. Gymnasium (Church of Mary, with school)
• D. Dominikaner Kloster (Dominican monastery)
• E. Kloster zum Schloß (monastery at the castle)
• F. S. Laurenz Kirch (Church of St. Laurence)
• G. Alt Stättisch Rathaus (old town's town hall)
• H. Neu Stättisch Rathaus (new town's town hall)
• I. Alt Schloßberg (old castle hill)
• K. Alt Thornisch Thor (old gate of Thorn)
• L. Culmisch Thor (gate to Culm)
• M. S. Catharinen Thor (St. Catharine's gate)
• N. Holt Thor (Holt gate)
• O. Sieler Thor (gate to w:Siel)
• P. Schloß Thor (castle gate)
• Q. Die Bastei (bastion)

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