Bino - St Eusebius Church - Arnhem, Netherlands
N 51° 58.747 E 005° 54.581
31U E 699823 N 5762713
Bino up the Tower of the Church
Waymark Code: WM10HNV
Location: Gelderland, Netherlands
Date Posted: 05/11/2019
Views: 5
The St Eusebius Church provide a elevator to go up to the tower.
There you will find a movable Bino. You can use 50 Cent and 1€.
From the tower you will have a 360° view to City Arnhem with the bridges over the netherrhine, really fantastic.
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"Sightseeing telescope Panoramic Scope Stop' n´Watch 7x50
Specifications:
Optics
Telescope type Sightseeing telescope
Type of build binocular
Exit pupil (mm) 7,1
Lens diameter (mm) 50
Capacity
Magnification 7
Field of view
Field of view at 1,000 m (m) 122
Light intensity 50,4
Twilight factor 18,7 "
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"The historic centre of Arnhem is full of discoveries waiting to be made. Visit the centuries-old St. Eusebius’s Church (the Eusebiuskerk) and learn more about the impressive history and architecture of this ancient church.
One architectural highlight in Arnhem is the Grote Kerk or Eusebius Church with its 93 metre tower. Construction work started in 1450; the church took over a century to complete. It was designed in the Nether Rhine Gothic style of the cathedral in the German village of Xanten.
Unique carillon
The Eusebius Church is a three-aisle cruciform basilica with an extraordinary carillon, which boasts one of the heaviest carillon bells in Holland. There is only one other bell that is heavier. The Reformation occurred in Arnhem in 1578. The church was taken over by the reformed church at that time.
Restoration
The church was heavily damaged during the battle of Arnhem in WWII. After the war it was fully restored and more restoration work has been done since that time. Today the church is a much-loved exhibition space, with services held only once per month. Address: Kerkplein 1, Arnhem."
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