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Cathedral of Our Lady on the Mount

cathedral, Viborg, Denmark
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  • Viborg: cathedral
    Viborg

    Historical buildings include the 12th-century cathedral (rebuilt 1864–76), with frescoes by Joakim SkovgĂ„rd; the medieval SĂžndersogns and Asmild churches; the Baroque Town Hall (1728); and the Bishop’s Palace (1728). Pop. (2008 est.) city, 34,831; (2005 est.) mun., 89,645.

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    Historical buildings include the 12th-century cathedral (rebuilt 1864–76), with frescoes by Joakim SkovgĂ„rd; the medieval SĂžndersogns and Asmild churches; the Baroque Town Hall (1728); and the Bishop’s Palace (1728). Pop. (2008 est.) city, 34,831; (2005 est.) mun., 89,645.

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