The Devil’s Bridge (Rakotzbrücke) was built almost 150 years ago, back in 1860. Because of the unique construction accuracy, the bridge and its reflection merge into a perfect circle, regardless of the point of observation. This extraordinary sight is beloved spot of the professional photographers.
Location: Kromlauer Park, Gablenz, Saxony, Germany
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North Wales is full of dramatic landscapes that harken back to the less complicated past. With a rugged coastline, craggy hillsides, pastoral farmlands, well-intact stone castles, and jagged mountains that envelop the area’s great lakes, North Wales is cut straight out of a fairytale or fantasy epic like The Lord of The Rings or Game…
Due to its unusual landscape and snow-capped mountains, Norway is a magnet for adventure seekers and extreme sports enthusiasts. Moreover, Mother Nature took her time carving mesmerizing fjords, building impressive rocky platforms, and adorning the sky with light shows that leave you in awe of her greatness. So, if you want to feel inspired and…
The Netherlands has 66+ wildlife crossings, including overpasses and ecoducts, to protect endangered European badgers and other species such as wild boar, red deer, and roe deer. The Veluwe, a 1,000 km² nature area in NW Europe, has 9 ecoducts, 50m wide on average, that allow wildlife to cross highways. The first two ecoducts on…
The Greek Islands have a magic to them—perfect for a honeymoon. The problem is, with 227 inhabited islands, picking just one, along with the best luxury Greece tours, isn’t easy. Some couples are all about the food. Others? Beaches. History. Adventure. You name it, Greece has it. Sail, snorkel, or hike—the options are endless. Some…
To modern travelers, the Natural Park of the Ampezzo Dolomites appears as a pristine nature preserve surrounded by stately, pointy mountains. There are waterfalls, evergreen forests, and wild foxes. Astute visitors may notice that there are also a series of man-made tunnels, evidence of detonated grenades, heavy gunfire, and other somber reminders that some of…
In the mid-1990s, a Romanian businessman named Iosif Constantin Dragan commissioned a sculpture of an ancient king known as Decebalus, who ruled the country of Dacia—now known as Romania. If King Decebalus had not defended Dacia against numerous Roman incursions, modern Romania would not exist in its current state. King Decebalus has been a celebrated…
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Beautiful bridge, I would love to visit such a beautiful place! It must have been really hard making that bridge, at
least it looks tough!
ur a poo m8
I love its amazing I’ve got it on my bucket list in sept I hope it’s easy to get there I’ve been googling I show my friends the photo I live in Australia 🇦🇺