The Green Cathedral or De Groene Kathedraal located near Almere in the Netherlands, is an artistic planting of Lombardy poplars that mimics the size and shape of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Reims, France. The Green Cathedral is 150 m long and 75 m wide, and the mature poplar trees are about 30 m tall.
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The actual attraction of the site, the cathedral, is amazing. Really dig the art of it as well as it's inverse companion. The walking trail however is a bit desperate and ill maintained, I would not recommend the trail, but you should visit the site, pack lunch and enjoy the wide open space in the inverse cathedral or bring swim cloths and dip into the canal at...
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This is a very special place, where trees are planted in a configuration corresponding to the supporting column placement of the cathedral in Reims, France. On the ground plane, tiles form the projection of the vault ribs that connect the column tops in the...
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Nice bike ride from Almere to the green Cathedral. I am living in Almere for more that 25 years and never visited the green Cathedral. Its a nice piece of local history. With good weather its...
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