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Den Helder, NL
The construction of the temple began in 2001. In 2003, the first worship services were held in the shrine. In 2011, construction of the temple tower began and was completed in September 2013. The temple was then reconsecrated. The temple is dedicated to Ganesha.
Oradea, RO
The Hinech Neorim Synagogue in Oradea is an Orthodox synagogue built in 1928, restored in 2018. This Neo-Brâncovenesc (Neo-Romanian) brick building is now abandoned.
Stavanger, NO
Hinna Church is a "working church" consecrated in 1967 and designed by the architects Eyvind Retzius and Svein Bjoland. The church has a stained glass window by Victor Sparre in the back wall.
Middelstum, NL
This 15th century brick cross church is one of the finest examples of late Gothic church building in Groningen. Tufa stone can occasionally be seen in the walls, most likely part of the old Romanesque church.
Calw, DE
Hirsau Monastery, founded in the 12th century, was an important Benedictine abbey, one of the most important monasteries in Germany. Hirsau was already in the 7th century a Christian sanctuary in the northern Black Forest thanks to its chapel dedicated since 765 to St. Nazaire. During the War of the Nine Years' War (1688-1697), the complex burned down in 1692 and then fell into ruin.
Krakow, PL
Neo-Gothic complex of the Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy.
His, NO
The church in Hisøy is a cross church built in 1849 by John Bakken, designed by Gustav A. Lammers. The altarpiece was painted by Christen Brun. The church has two church bells cast in Sundsvall, Sweden.
Hitra, NO
The Hitra Church was designed by architect Claus Johannessen Hjelte and was completed in 1927. The plan forms a Greek cross with a barrel vault above the arms of the cross and with small extensions of the choir and the gallery indicating direction and length, and with a massive tower with a semi-circular dome in the middle with a cross. The church is characterised by old, ecclesiastical or Byzantine main forms, with a Norwegian medieval tradition in the materials and a little Norwegian Baroque in the details.
Røros, NO
Hitterdal chapel is a wooden building completed in 1959. The architect of the chapel is John Tverdahl.
Hjartdal, NO
The church in Hjartdal was completed in 1812 and built by the builder Halvor Høgkasin following the model of the three churches designed by Jarand Rønjom (the church in Åmotsdal, the church in Vinje and the church in Rauland).
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