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Kapellbrücke (aka Lucerne’s Chapel Bridge)
Lucerne’s Chapel Bridge (or in German – Kapellbrücke) is a charming covered wooden footbridge which crosses the Reuss River over Lucerne, Switzerland. The bridge was named after St. Peter’s Chapel and its uniqueness and popularity is due to its exquisite, triangular … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Chapel Bridge, Hans Heinrich Wägmann, Kapellbrücke, Lucerne, Switzerland
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