A street scene complete with cobbles and a lone bicycle – this is the Krämerbrucke (Merchants bridge) in Erfurt, as seen in 2001:
Krämerbrücke
From the outside, does it add to the sense of a mini Ponte Vecchia? Depends on your perspective…..
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If only we’d kept our London Bridge as well as Ponte Vecchia
Ah, well…..
No, not really. Both are lovely, but this is quite clearly Germany, not further south. Both highly photogenic!
Well, quite!
Love the cobblestone street!!! So beautiful!
Yes, isn’t it!
I’m with Becky, as I would love to have seen the old London Bridge remain like this. Bit tight for the London traffic though.:)
Best wishes, Pete.
More than a bit tight!
I like your winding street perspective.
Thank you, Teresa! It was a most interesting place