The huge, main square of the city was laid out in accordance with the City Charter, which awarded it rights under the Law of Magdeburg in 1257. It was situated at the crossing of former trade routes forming in plan a square with each side slightly exceeding 200 m (665 ft). The name market square – in Polish Rynek, and originally Ring – was used for the first time around the year 1300. Yet it was only in 1882, when the naming conventions for the city’s streets and squares were standardised, that it received its official name: Rynek Główny, that is the Main Square. #35mm, #agfa, #agfavista, #agfavista200, #analoguephotography, #color, #colorphotography, #expired, #nikon, #nikonf601, #poland, #krakow, #kraków, #mainsquare, #Sukiennice, #RynekGlowny, #ClothHall, #MainMarketSquare, #TownHall,

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tomczykd
Subidas:
2018-10-22
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35mm SUkiennice agfa agfavista agfavista200 analoguephotography clothhall color colorphotography expired krakow kraków mainmarketsquare mainsquare nikon nikonf601 poland rynekglowny townhall
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Nikon F-601, Welcome to my Kraków 2017-2018, Nikon F-601 (2018) y #235, The main square (Rynek Główny) of the Old Town of Kraków by Nikon F-601
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