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Procession of Princes in Dresden, Germany

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Procession of Princes

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An impressive mural, more than 100 meters long made out of 25,000 porcelain tiles depicting the lineage of Saxony princes. A must-see.

Augustusstraße, 01067 Dresden, Germany

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