Waldburg, medieval refuge

archaeological site refuge castle Switzerland

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Stein am Hang bei der Waldburg in Häggenschwil Author: Joupp, License: CC BY-SA 4.0 · Bron

47° 28' 39.85" N, 9° 20' 47.40" O

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