
The Zwiebelmusterhaus in Sank Pölten surprised me with its wall decoration of 168 plates. Later I learned the Zwiebelmuster is a pretty famous porcelain tableware pattern for dishware.
You only see what you know (Goethe)

The Zwiebelmusterhaus in Sank Pölten surprised me with its wall decoration of 168 plates. Later I learned the Zwiebelmuster is a pretty famous porcelain tableware pattern for dishware.

You find these strange faces on one of the oldest squares in Goslar. The German name of the square is Schuhhof. Personally, they reminded me more of faces known from overseas than of German ones.

Some facades I came across near the railway station of Brno. In cities with railway stations built around 1900 one can see a lot of fascinating architecture near these stations. Therefore I love to stroll around these quarters and to take photos like these ones.

A lovely wall decoration at a dwelling house built around 1900 in Graz.

On my way to the Bavarian State Archaeological Collection I came across this fascinating storefront of a Munich hotel.