Wiki Loves Monuments 2011 winners

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This gallery contains the finalists and winners of the european stage of Wiki Loves Monuments 2011. See also jury report.

[edit] Winners

  • 1: Winter picture of Chiajna Monastery. The monastery is situated on the outskirts of Bucharest.
    Mihai Petre

  • 2: Mural painting in the Purila manor depicting landlord Friedrich Gustav von Helffreich's (1759-1845) townhouse in Tallinn.
    Tiigrr

  • 3: Ruins from the former monastery Anhausen near Satteldorf, the Anhäuser Mauer.
    (Memorino)

  • 4: Hotellneset coal harbour area, Longyearbyen, Svalbard.
    Bjoertvedt

  • 5: Fontaine des mers on the place de la Concorde in Paris.
    Pierre-Louis FERRER

  • 6: Church of Saint Alexandr Nevsky (“Capella”) in the Alexandria Park, Peterhof.
    Koryakov K. M.

  • 7: The old Sennalpe Batzen (lower building) and the new Alpe Batzen (upper building), two chalets surrounded by mountain pastures in Schröcken, Bregenzerwald, Vorarlberg.
    User:Böhringer

  • 8: Old Jewish Cemetery, part of the Central Cemetery in Vienna (Wien).
    User:HeinzLW

  • 9: Hjortsberga grave field (Raä no Hjortsberga 8:1) in Hjortsberga parish, hundred of Medelstad, Ronneby municipality, Blekinge, Sweden.
    Achird

  • 10: The cemetery with Douaumont ossuary (Verdun), France (Meuse).
    Jean-Pol GRANDMONT

  • 11: One of two Sant Ferran Castle's stables in Figueres.
    Asarola

  • 12: Central part of the ceiling of the Galerie des Batailles at the Palace of Versailles.
    -donald-

[edit] Finalists

Every participating country selected the 10 best images to enter in the European competition.

[edit] Andorra

[edit] Austria

  • 1: Doubled spiral staircase in the Castle of Graz, Styria (Steiermark). User:E.mil.mil

  • 2: Pilgrimage church Saint Mary in Straßengel, Styria (Steiermark). User:Mitte

  • 3: Viktring monastery in Klagenfurt am Wörther See, Carinthia (Kärnten). User:Johann Jaritz

  • 4: Old Jewish Cemetary, part of the Central Cemetary in Vienna (Wien). User:HeinzLW

  • 5: Railroad line through the outlying districts of Vienna, station in Oberdöbling, Vienna (Wien). User:Haeferl

  • 6: Albrechtsbrücke, a pedestrian bridge crossing the river Schwechat in Baden, Lower Austria (Niederösterreich). User:K@rl

  • 7: Giant Wheel in Prater, Vienna (Wien). User:Renesteyer

  • 8: The old Sennalpe Batzen (lower building) and the new Alpe Batzen (upper building), two chalets surrounded by mountain pastures in Schröcken, Bregenzerwald, Vorarlberg. User:Böhringer

  • 9: Roman Catholic parish church Saint Ulrich in Obertilliach, East Tyrol (Osttirol). User:Thoodor

  • 10: The Hofammannhaus, Hofsteigstraße No. 46 in Lustenau: former seat of the bailiff (Hofammann) of Lustenau, Vorarlberg. User:Böhringer

[edit] Belgium / Luxembourg

[edit] Belgium more

These pictures where at a shared sixth place but not submitted to the European contest

[edit] Denmark

[edit] Estonia

[edit] France

[edit] Germany

  • 1: "Anhäuser wall", Baden-Württemberg
    (Anhäuser Mauer)

  • 2: Natatorium II of Herschel spa, Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg
    (Halle II des Herschelbads in Mannheim)

  • 3: Chapel in the fields near Filzbuch, Beuerberg, Bavaria (Feldkapelle bei Filzbuch, Gemarkung Beuerberg)

  • 4: Cross on top of the Church of the Holy Cross, Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westfalia
    (Kreuz auf Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche in Gelsenkirchen)

  • 5: Airport Berlin-Tempelhof
    (Flughafen Berlin-Tempelhof)

  • 6: Egelsberg mill near Krefeld, North Rhine-Westfalia
    (Egelsbergmühle bei Krefeld)

  • 7: Lookout tower in Park Hohenrode, Neuhausen, Thuringia
    (Warttürmchen im Park Hohenrode in Neuhausen)

  • 8: Köpenick Palace, Brandenburg
    (Schloss Köpenick)

  • 9: Garage complex in Düsseldorf-Unterbilk, North Rhine-Westfalia
    (Garagenanlage in Düsseldorf-Unterbilk)

  • 10: Protected buildings in the old town of Osterwieck, Saxony-Anhalt
    (Denkmalgeschützte Häuser in der Altstadt von Osterwieck)

[edit] Hungary

Finalists and winners of the Hungarian national contest see here!

[edit] Netherlands

[edit] Norway

  • Hamar Cathedral ruins, Hedmark.

  • Nore Stave Church, Buskerud.

  • Frederiksvern Naval Shipyard, Horten, Vestfold.

  • Fishery village, Northern Norway.

  • Os Church

  • Tromsdalen Church, Tromsö.

  • Batterie Vara (1941-45), Kristiansand, Vest-Agder.

  • Mine No 1 cemetary (1920), Longyearbyen, Svalbard.

  • Hotellneset old coal berth, Longyearbyen, Svalbard.

  • Vallersund trading station, Tröndelag.

[edit] Poland

  • 1: Niedzica Castle.
    Author: Łukasz Śmigasiewicz.

  • 2: A historic Warmian cottage in Kaborno, a village in the Warmian-Masurian province.
    Author: Archetyp.

  • 3: Będzin Castle, a stone castle from the 14th century.
    Author: Ludan.

  • Remainings of a Greek Catholic graveyard in a non-existent village Brusno Stare in the Subcarpathian province.
    Author: Cyfranek.

  • The main entrance to a manor in Baranówka in the Małopolska (Lesser Poland) province.
    Author: Piotrekwas.

  • Parts of an extensive Greek Catholic graveyard in village Podemszczyzna in the Subcarpathian province
    Author: Cyfranek.

  • Buildings of an old tin foundry in Szopienice, a district of Katowice, the capital of the Silesian province.
    Author: Andrzej Stempa.

  • Interior of a Roman Catholic church in Korzkiew in the Małopolska (Lesser Poland) province.
    Author: Piotrekwas.

  • Panorama of the Mirów Castle on the Trail of the Eagles.
    Author: Mateo57.

  • Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) at the Main Market Square in Kraków.
    Author: DESMS.

[edit] Portugal

[edit] Romania

  • 1: TIMISOARA - P-ta Unirii la rasarit
    Author: Antonius Plaian

  • 2: Interior al Bisericii parohiale romano-catolice "Sf. Treime", fostă biserică iezuită Sibiu, Piaţa Mare
    Author: _Monica__

  • 3: Situl arheologic de la Podoleni - judetul Neamt ”La ruine - Bociulesti”
    Author:Apopida

  • Panorama Centrul Vechi
    Author: POPOVICI Dan Cristian

  • Conacul Mavros-Cantacuzino cunoscut sub numele de Micul Trianon al României - Floreşti, Prahova
    Author: Nicu Drăgan

  • Spre Cetatea Alba Carolina - Alba Iulia
    Author: _Monica__

  • Crucea comemorativă a Eroilor români din primul război mondial
    Author: Mihai Petre

  • The church was built using rocks from the nearby (older) castles
    Author: Jancsi Farkas

  • Cetatea Alba Carolina
    Author: _Monica__

  • Mănăstirea Chiajna - Giulești
    Author: Mihai Petre

[edit] Russia

[edit] Spain

  • Baths of Lady María de Padilla, Alcázar of Seville First Prize

  • Capitol Hall of the monastery of Veruela (Province of Zaragoza) Second Prize

  • Almansa Castle on the hill of Aguila (Province of Albacete) Third Prize

  • Image of one of two Sant Ferran Castle's stables in Figueres (Province of Girona)

  • Spa of Nuestra Señora de la Palma y del Real (Cádiz)

  • Medieval bridge and village of Besalú (Province of Girona)

  • Colors in the Alhambra (Granada)

  • Sant Climent Church in Coll de Nargó (Province of Lleida)

  • Cathedral of Santa Eulàlia (Barcelona)

  • Square of Sabugo and old church (Avilés, Asturias)

[edit] Sweden

  • Overall winner and winner in the category Buildings:
    Villa Jamtbol or The Doctor's Villa, built in 1911. Åre.
    Ulff. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • 2nd, Buildings:
    Stora kronohuset in the centre of Kristianstad. Built in 1840-41 as both courthouse and regimental quarters.
    David Castor. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • 2nd, Buildings:
    Two water towers in Kristianstad.
    David Castor. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • 2nd, Buildings:
    Centralpalatset in Stockholm. Built in 1896-98 it today houses the Ministry of the Environment.
    Frankie Fouganthin. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • 2nd, Buildings:
    The farm Hians in Löräng, Ljusdal municipality.
    Catasa. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • 2nd, Buildings:
    Old National archive building, from 1891, Riddarholmen, Stockholm, Eastern side.
    Albabos. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • 2nd, Buildings:
    Skegrie windmill in Trelleborg municpality.
    Rolf Hellman. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • Winner; Ancient Monuments:
    Ship setting at Anundshög in Västerås municipality.
    Achird. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • 2nd, Ancient Monuments:
    Hjortsberga grave field, Ronneby municipality.
    Achird. CC-BY-SA-3.0

  • Winner, Other Monuments:
    God, our Father, on the Rainbow an approx. 23 meter high sculpture by Carl Milles. Nacka Strand, Stockholm.
    Evunji. CC-BY-SA-3.0

[edit] Switzerland

  • Train station and outbuildings, Uster (ZH)

  • Church, Burgdorf (BE)

  • Ariana Museum, Geneva (GE)

  • Benedictine Abbaye, Rheinau (ZH)

  • Power station, Eglisau-Rheinsfelden (ZH)

  • Tower, Hospental (UR)

  • Agensteinhaus, Erlenbach im Simmental (BE)

  • Haus Schweinsberg, Attinghausen (UR)

  • Nestlé Headquarter, Vevey (VD)

  • Cathedral, Neuchâtel (NE)

[edit] Special and local winners

Other selected images in special and local prizes. They do not enter in the European finalists.

[edit] Art Nouveau

  • Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest by Csaba Attila Kon­tar

[edit] Pyrenees Mediterranean

  • Church of Notre-Dame-des-Anges at Collioure, by Fildefer

[edit] Catalonia, Spain

  • Tower of Sant Joan at Amposta, by Manel Pons

  • Castle of Castellbell, by Amador Alvarez

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