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Oldenburg
Germany, Germany
Oldenburg is a historic city in the state of Lower Saxony in northwestern Germany, located between Bremen and the Dutch border on the Hunte River.
First mentioned in records in 1108, it developed into the capital of the County, Duchy, and later Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, and is also the ancestral home of the influential House of Oldenburg, whose members ruled several European kingdoms.
Today, Oldenburg is a lively cultural and university city known for its attractive old town, pedestrian-friendly center, parks, museums, and historic landmarks such as Oldenburg Palace and St. Lamberti Church. It combines a rich historical heritage with modern education, research, and business, making it one of the most important urban centers in northwestern Germany.
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