Cobblers Bridge

Cobblers' Bridge worked by the planner. The scaffold gave space to shoemakers' workshops - subsequently the name Cobblers' Bridge. At its south end it was finished with a statue of Christ, now kept in the Church of St. Florian. Like Trnovo Bridge, the present Cobblers' Bridge was considered as a wide balustraded stage interfacing two distinct parts of the city. It was made of fake stone like another of manifestations, the Triple Bridge.

The trademark appearance of the Cobblers' Bridge is because of its balustrades with short balusters and tall, diverse measured columns finished with stone balls. The focal two columns bolster lights and are somewhat shorter, which gives the extension an interestingly unique appearance. On the sides, the scaffold stage is beautified with a geometric example. In 1991, every one of the balustrades was redesigned.