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Germany's Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era

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sadhguru jaggi vasudev
27 Aug 2017 12:18 PM IST
Germany's Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
  • Germanys Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
    Since fourteen years the city of Gotha changes completely into a baroque city in order to celebrate the Baroque Festival around the Friedenstein Castle from the 17th century. (Photo: AP)
  • Germanys Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
    People dressed as guards in Baroque costumes stand in the entrance of the Friedenstein Castle, during the opening of the Baroque Festival in Gotha, Germany, Friday, Aug. 25, 2017. Visitors are also allowed to take part in the festival. (Photo: AP)
  • Germanys Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
    In the summer the castle's theatre hosts the Ekhof Festival to put on a show of 18th century plays for modern times. (Photo: AP)
  • Germanys Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
    People dressed in costumes relax during the so-called 'Picnic' besides the Friedenstein Castle at the Baroque Festival in Gotha, Germany, Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017. (Photo: AP)
  • Germanys Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
    People dressed in costumes relax during the so-called 'Picnic' besides the Friedenstein Castle at the Baroque Festival in Gotha, Germany, Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017. Merchants and craftsmen also display their their products for sale in the castle's courtyard. (Photo: AP)
  • Germanys Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
    People dressed in costumes relax during the so-called 'Picnic' besides the Friedenstein Castle at the Baroque Festival in Gotha, Germany, Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017. The magnificence of the palace is paired with a beautiful English style park. (Photo: AP)
  • Germanys Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
    People dressed in costumes relax during the so-called 'Picnic' besides the Friedenstein Castle at the Baroque Festival in Gotha, Germany, Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017. The palacewas built in the mid-17th century by Ernest I, Duke of Saxe-Gotha at Gotha, Thuringia, Germany. (Photo: AP)
  • Germanys Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
    People dressed in costumes have drins during the so-called 'Picnic' besides the Friedenstein Castle at the Baroque Festival in Gotha, Germany, Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017. Musical performances and fireworks are also part of the program. (Photo: AP)
Since fourteen years the city of Gotha changes completely into a baroque city in order to celebrate the Baroque Festival around the Friedenstein Castle from the 17th century. (Photo: AP)
Germany's Gotha transforms into a baroque city to celebrate works from bygone era
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