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Rakotzbrucke (Rakotzbrucke) is a famous bridge located in Kromlau park in Germany. Saxon attraction also called Devil’s Bridge thanks to an entertaining legend about creating this architectural masterpiece.
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Look at the surface basalt arc in Kromlau come tourists from all over the planet. The bridge, built in 1860, amazes even modern architects with its amazing accuracy. If the water level in the river reaches the required level, Rakotzbrücke and its reflection below form a perfect circle, which is clearly visible from any angle.
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According to legend, in the nineteenth century one local builder, who was poor and unsuccessful, decided to make a deal with the unclean by force. An evil spirit said it could help the architect build an ideal bridge that will glorify it for centuries, but instead evil spirits should receive the soul of the one who will pass on this first the bridge. The builder took time to think, because he was not sure that he can sacrifice the immortal human soul for the sake of own glory.
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After some time, the architect said that he accepts the conditions, and then an evil spirit dwelt in him, building Rakotzbrücke. When the construction of a strange bridge was completed, evil spirits left the body builder and began with anticipation of waiting for the board. But inventive the architect deceived the spirit by letting a dog cross the bridge. Devilry, realizing that she was outwitted, without violating the terms of the transaction, she rushed into water and disappeared there.
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They still say that if at midnight with a full moon swim under Rakottsbruck, you can discover the extrasensory abilities. However, look into the river or touch the water strictly forbidden, otherwise an angry spirit may anger the creator of the bridge take your soul to yourself.
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