Lorsch Abbey

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Lorsch Abbey in Lorsch, Germany, is a significant architectural and historical site, renowned for its Carolingian-era structures. Founded in 764, it played a pivotal role in the spread of Christianity and European culture during the Middle Ages. The abbey's gatehouse, known as the "Torhalle," is a notable example of Carolingian Renaissance architecture, blending classical and Germanic elements.

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