There are a lot of interesting structures in the world with which mysterious stories and mystical legends are associated. Just one of these is the unusual basalt Rakotzbrücke bridge located in the Kromlau park (kromlauer park) in the German town of Gablenz, Germany, which also has the unambiguous name of the Devil's Bridge.
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Devil's bridge |
Rakotzbrücke Devil's Bridge
This amazing structure was created in 1860. A perfectly shaped basalt arc connects the two banks of the river and, together with its reflection in the water, forms a surprisingly clear circle. Surprisingly, no matter what angle you look at the Rakotzbrücke, its shape will still have a circular shape, When it shows its beautiful reflection in the water below, a complete circle bridge.
Rakotzbrücke
The Rakotzbrücke Bridge is renowned for its extraordinary beauty and is a popular landmark in the German town of Gablenz, Görlitz, near the border with Poland. Many researchers believe that the basalt bridge with a surprisingly clear circle shape has a mystical meaning and is a portal to another world and still awe-inspiring throughout its geometric shapes and incredibly beautiful surrounding landscapes. [ Image Source / Flickr]
The Devil's bridge Germany
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Devils bridge Germany Source Flickr |
Rakotzbrücke
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The devil's bridge Germany Source / Flickr |
Kromlau Germany Bridge
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Rakotzbrücke Source / Flickr |
Devil's Bridge Germany
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Kromlau Germany Source / Pinterest |
Beautiful reflection in the water below, a complete circle bridge, devil's bridge in Germany
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The devil's bridge Germany Source / Flickr |
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Kromlau Germany Bridge Source / Flickr |
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Kromlau bridge Germany Source / Flickr |
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Rakotzbrücke Germany Source / Flickr |
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Circle bridge Germany Source / Flickr |
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Rakotz bridge Source / Flickr |
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Circle bridge Germany Source / Flickr |
Devil's bridge, forming a perfect circle with the reflection
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Gablenz bridge, famous bridge in Germany, Devil's bridge Source / Flickr |
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