Chapel Bridge (Luzern)

Switzerland / Luzern / Luzern
 ancient, place with historical importance, fortification, interesting place, bridge

The Chapel Bridge had been constructed in the first half of the 14th century as a part of the town's fortification. Its named after the adjoining St. Peter's Chapel. In the 17th Century the paintings had been added. They show scenes of national and local history. August 18, 1993 a fire destroyed the bridge except the water tower, and the headings of the bridge could been rescued. Most paintings are rebuilds.

More Information: www.luzern.org
3d walk throug lucerne: www.3dcity.info
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Coordinates:   47°3'5"N   8°18'26"E

Comments

  • Called Kapellbrucke Mit Wasserturm locally, this wooden chapel bridge is steeped in history and is extremely beautiful.The wonderful paintings and writings on the inner walls include biographies of city's patron saints Leodegar & Mauritius. Anyone visiting Switzerland must visit Luzern and of course, this bridge.
  • It's terrible that it was mostly destroyed in 1993. It's a shame when history is destroyed.
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