MYSTERIOUS BRIDGE

We didn't plan going there. The whole trip was properly planned (as usual, you know). But this place wasn't in my must-visit-see-eat list. I even can't remember how I came across it with the help of mighty Internet. Well, nobody was against so we did it. While driving to the destination point I came to a decision that I should cross the bridge. 

Left the car and made our way into the forest.

It was amazingly green and the air extremely fresh. I read that it was a park also so we were able to see different flowers and trees and bushes. But I didn't take any photo of them just because I was so excited to meet the bridge. What we see was overwhelming!

 Just don't plan anything! Just do what comes to your mind! Oh, thank you, internet, that you sometimes show me the right ad!

Well, let's continue! The lake isn't very big. It's easy to go around it. I literally was waiting for mermaids coming out of it. I wouldn't have been surprised at all.

The architecture around the lake is unusual if not to say weird. What was the purpose to build all these sculptures around, across and in the lake?

That girl is real. Not a statue!

 

 

Looks like the monster's mouth.

Well, you ask me if I did it? My answer is YES!

 It was scary! I was freaking scared! I was crawling. And the reason why I wasn't standing right in the middle of the bridge was that there was a hole so I could see the water. I thought: Well, next time! But there will be no next time. Just because my mom said that what I did was prohibited. So learn the German language, Aida!
Love you! And be curious!
PS - I haven't written any historical facts about the Rakotzbrücke just because there is enough information here in internet. Google will help everyone!