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.

Winners [edit]

  • 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-

Finalists [edit]

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

Andorra [edit]

Austria [edit]

  • 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

Belgium / Luxembourg [edit]

Belgium more [edit]

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

Denmark [edit]

Estonia [edit]

France [edit]

Germany [edit]

  • 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)

Hungary [edit]

Finalists and winners of the Hungarian national contest see here!

Netherlands [edit]

Norway [edit]

  • Hamar Cathedral ruins, Hedmark.

  • Nore Stave Church, Buskerud.

  • Frederiksvern Naval Shipyard, Stavern, 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.

Poland [edit]

  • 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.

Portugal [edit]

Romania [edit]

  • 1: Timișoara - Union Sqare at sunrise
    Author: Antonius Plaian

  • 2: Interior of the "Holy Trinity" roman-catholic church (the former Jesuit church) in Sibiu
    Author: _Monica__

  • 3: Archaeological site of Podoleni, Neamț county. Lateral view of the ruins of the "St. Paraschive" church built by the logothete Dumitrașcu Ștefan, in 1630. The church functioned until 1832, when a flood of the nearby Bistrița river destroyed all the buildings.
    Author:Apopida

  • Baia Mare old city panorama
    Author: POPOVICI Dan Cristian

  • Cantacuzino Palace from Florești, Prahova county, also known as the Little Trianon of Romania
    Author: Nicu Drăgan

  • Gate to the Alba Carolina fortress - Alba Iulia
    Author: _Monica__

  • Commemorative cross of the Romanian heroes of the First World War - Caraiman peak
    Author: Mihai Petre

  • The Densuş Church from Hunedoara County, Romania was built in the 7th century with additions made in the 13th century. Some materials used are from the Dacian Sarmizegetusa fortress. It is on the site of a 2nd century Roman temple.
    Author: Jancsi Farkas

  • Alba Carolina fortress - Alba Iulia
    Author: _Monica__

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

Russia [edit]

Spain [edit]

  • 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)

Sweden [edit]

  • 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

Switzerland [edit]

  • 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)

Special and local winners [edit]

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

Art Nouveau [edit]

  • Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest by Csaba Attila Kon­tar

Pyrenees Mediterranean [edit]

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

Catalonia, Spain [edit]

  • Tower of Sant Joan at Amposta, by Manel Pons

  • Castle of Castellbell, by Amador Alvarez

Video [edit]

  • “The 26 colors machine” (1877) in Saint-Fargeau Ponthierry (France).

See also [edit]

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