Devil's Bridge

　　    Devil's Bridge is located in a park in Görlitz, Free State of Saxony, Germany. It is called the Devil's Bridge because people in the Middle Ages believed that such bridges were so difficult to build that they must have required the devil’s help — hence the name. Across European countries, there are many stone bridges named Devil's Bridge.

　　    This particular Devil's Bridge was built in 1860. During its construction, additional rock formations were also created around the bridge, adding to its charm. The most unique feature of the bridge is that it forms a perfect circle with its reflection, offering breathtaking beauty from any angle — a true testament to the designer’s ingenuity. Sadly, for better preservation, it is no longer open to the public.

　　    Devil's Bridge (Görlitz) Reason to visit: The most beautiful Devil's Bridge in the world Continent: Europe Country/Region: Germany Province/State: Free State of Saxony City: Görlitz