Dragon Bridge

The Dragon Bridge, enhanced with acclaimed mythical serpent statues, shows up in the most conspicuous pictures of Ljubljana. In the event that you haven't been shot by a Dragon Bridge winged serpent, you can scarcely assert that you have gone by Ljubljana. The fascination of the monsters aside, the scaffold is an exceptional creation thought to be a remarkable bit of specialized legacy and an eminent case of Art Nouveau engineering, which prospered at the turn of the twentieth century.

The Dragon Bridge supplanted an old wooden scaffold called Butchers' Bridge, which had remained on its site from 1819. The metropolitan specialists chose an advanced outline and strengthened solid structure predominantly for economy reasons as development in fortified cement was far more affordable than development in the then more typical stone.