Cathedral of Our Lady, Mount of Olives (15th Century), Radolfzell 360 Panorama

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Cathedral of Our Lady, Mount of Olives (15th Century), Radolfzell

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Carsten T. Rees

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The 15th century group of the Mount of Olives is located directly next to the Cathedral of Our Lady. Radolfzell is located at the western end of the Lake Constance. This smaller part of the Lake Constance is called “Untersee”. The settlement Radolfzell was founded in 826 A.D. by Bishop Radolf of Verona as a monastery.