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  • Photo title: Friedberg\'s landmark, the Adolf tower, is one of the highest keeps in Germany at almost 60 m high
  • Author: Meinzahn
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  • Friedberg's landmark, the Adolf tower, is one of the highest keeps in Germany at almost 60 m high and is the oldest surviving medieval structure of Friedberg Castle
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