Sentence examples for castle square from inspiring English sources

Tension grew after a massacre of demonstrators near the castle square.

The Burg Dankwarderode, a castle containing the treasure of the Guelfs, dates from the 12th century; on the castle square (Burgplatz) is the bronze Lion Monument (Löwendenkmal), emblem of Braunschweig, carved in 1166 as a symbol of Henry the Lion.

COPENHAGEN — A crowd of 30,000 to 40,000 people had assembled in the Amalienborg Castle square to-day [May 15] when the Prime Minister, M. Berntsen, appeared on one of the balconies of the Christian VII.

She works at Saarbrücken's fine historical museum in the castle square, where the Gestapo headquarters were and where Alsace's strange history, caught between France and Germany, is laid out nicely.

Moonolith sits in the castle square, under the stars, and is the first thing that visitors see upon entering the castle.

Five euros per day to attend the festival, music and wine and food everywhere, festival-goers sleeping in the woods, on the porches of the local farm houses, in the cobbled streets of the castle square.

In Budapest last year, "Writer's Block" was set up for three weeks in the Lion's Courtyard of Buda Castle, a square surrounded by the Szechenyi Library, the Budapest History Museum and the National Gallery.

The castle is square with bastions (designed by Angulo y Sandoval ) at its corners.

The west façade of the castle has square towers flanking the central bay, with others at the south west and north west, all topped with octagonal, machicolated turrets.

Sizes range from a starter castle of 1,600 square feet with three bedrooms to a four-tower, 17,850-square-foot monster with servants' quarters, 12 bedrooms, a great hall, multiple staircases and an elevator and a base price of $4.1 million.

A storehouse of the Byzantine emperor Justinian I (6th century), a 14th-century square castle attributed to the Ottoman sultan Bayezid I, and mounds known as the tombs of Thracian kings still stand.