There are many fascinating and alluring places in the world with their mystery. One of these is located in the arboretum of the German town of Gablenz, in Saxony. The Rakotzbrücke Bridge, built in 1860, is shrouded in many legends and mysteries. Why it is called the Devil's Bridge, and what will happen to those who walk on it, you will learn from our article.
The mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devilThe mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devilThe unusual Rakotz arch bridge was built of basalt near the border with Poland. There has never been such material in these places, it had to be transported from distant Switzerland and Bohemia. Basalt rocks, grottoes and pyramids were hand-assembled from the same rock, which have since adorned the park's territory.
The mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devilThe mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devilThe mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devilThe mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devilThe mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devilThe mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devilThe mystical Rakotzbruke Bridge, which was built by the devil
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