Mülheim’s Petrikirche from close up with the top of the Mausefalle arch on the left side – the old timberframe house is actually part of the Mausefalle complex too.

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Mülheim’s Petrikirche from an unusual perspective – with a normal lens it’s impossible to get it into one photo from this location!

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A wide view of Mülheim’s Mausefalle next to the Petrikirche. Under the scaffolding on the left is the Tersteegenhaus wnich is under renovation right now because it almost collapsed a few years ago.

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Mülheim’s Mausefalle from the East, the more familiar view that leads from the Church down into the city.

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Another look up the arches of Mülheim’s Mausefalle just before the East entrance.

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Looking up through the arches of Mülheim’s Mausefalle you can see the tower of the Petrikirche above.

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Walking through Mülheim’s Mausefalle, the archway leading to the Kirchenhügel.

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Mülheim’s Kirchenhügel with the Mausefalle archway, which is named ‘Mousetrap’ for a distinctly visible reason.

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A closer look at Mülheim’s Kirchenhügel (literally the church hill) – about 100 years ago, there were still stairs in the wall and you could walk right up to the church from down here.

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Approaching Mülheim’s Kirchenhügel with the Petrikirche in the middle and the Mausefalle archway on the right. This is literally the center of the historic inner city dating back more than 1000 years.

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