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The Petrusbrunnen (St. Peter's Well) on the Brilon Market Square.
The Town Hall with the spire of the Provost Parish Church in the background – the most famous sights of Brilon.
The Brilon Market Square – seen through a crystal ball (photograph by Miriam Bäcker).
Dr. Christof Bartsch, Mayor of Brilon, and the Brilon Forest Fairy, Sarah Schleich, on the 39th International Hanseatic Day in Pskov, Russian Federation.
The Brilon Market Square is a popular meeting point during events (here: The Musiksommer 2019 – Summer of Music).
Since early 2018, the Breylonia Gewandschneyderei, a society of historic Brilon dressmakers, has been promoting the Brilon 40th International Hanseatic Days 2020 in their historic garments.
View into the countryside around Brilon.
The Brilon Forest Fairy enjoying the wonderful vista of the countryside.
Brilon is a popular destination for hikers. Numerous hiking trails, like the Rothaarsteig Trail for instance, have their starting point in Brilon.
A group of visitors standing in front of the Kyrilltor (Cyril's Gate), Brilon's momument erected in memory of the devastation and destruction caused by hurricane “Kyrill” back in 2007.
Three “Tents of Encounter” that will be standing on the event area during the 40th International Hanseatic Days. Already, the entire Hanseatic community is thrilled by this project of artist Ute Lennarz-Lembeck.