Vreden

English: Vreden is a small town and a municipality in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The municipality borders the Dutch provinces of Overijssel and Gelderland.

Deutsch: Vreden ist eine Stadt und eine Gemeinde in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland. Die Gemeinde grenzt an den niederländischen Provinzen Overijssel und Gelderland.

Nederlands: Vreden is een stad en een gemeente in Noordrijn-Westfalen, Duitsland. De gemeente grenst aan de Nederlandse provincies Overijssel en Gelderland.

Vreden

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  Former Prince-Bishop castle in Vreden
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  The catholic church Sankt Georg in Vreden
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  The catholic church Sankt Felizitas in Vreden
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  The former town hall of Vreden
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  The river Berkel near Vreden
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  Houses in Vreden
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  Remains of the citywall
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  town hall, Sankt Georg, and marketsquare

Zwillbrock

Zwillbrock is a hamlet in the municipality of Vreden.

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  Memorial Zwillbrock
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  Doppel Korpus Kreuz at the Sankt Franziskus in Zwillbrock
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  The catholic church Sankt Franziskus in Zwillbrock
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  The catholic church Sankt Franziskus in Zwillbrock
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  The catholic church Sankt Franziskus in Zwillbrockck
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  The catholic church Sankt Franziskus in Zwillbrockk
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  Main altar of the Sankt Franziskus
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  Side altar dedicated to Virgin Mary
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  Side altar dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua
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  Pulpit of the Sankt Franziskus
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  The church organ of the Sankt Franziskus with on top a statue of King David
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  Wooden sculpture of Saint Catherine of Alexandria
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  Statue of Maria Immaculata (virgin Mary)
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  Statue of Johannes Nepomucene
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  Scene of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ
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  Scene of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ
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  Alley which catholics from The Netherlands used to reach the catholic church Sankt Franziskus
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  Zwillbrocker Venn near Zwillbro
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  Flamingoes in the Zwillbrocker Venn near Zwillbrock