Rakotzbrücke Devil’s Bridge (Germany)
Nestled among the greenery in Kromlauer Park in Kromlau, Germany, the Rakotzbrücke is an arched devil’s bridge with a design that creates a circle whenever the bridge is reflected on the water. Similar to a lot of other bridges throughout Europe, this structure is also called the “Devil’s Bridge” since it is said only Satan was able to create such a dangerous or magical bridge.
Rakotzbrücke Devil’s Bridge (Germany)
Confederation Bridge (New Brunswick)
It is one of the most impressive engineering constructions in Canada and the world’s longest bridge over ice-covered water. The 8-mile bridge connects Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick in eastern Canadian. It took four years to construct, cost 1.3 billion dollars to build, and five thousand workers helped build it. Its height of 131 feet is not exactly what makes it scary but the high winds which can make a car sway over miles of ice.
Confederation Bridge (New Brunswick)
