This mystical, unique bridge in Germany is incredibly beautiful. What is it called?

The question should have been its German name as it wouldn't be in English in Germany so who would choose that answer.

Copied from Wikipedia "The Rakotzbrücke (also known as Teufelsbrücke, meaning "the Devil's Bridge") is a bridge especially built to create a circle when it is reflected in the water beneath it. The bridge's artificially-formed basalt columns were selected and shipped from distant quarries. It is in the Azalea and Rhododendron Park Kromlau which is a 200-acre (81 ha) landscaped park in Gablenz, Germany, built in the nineteenth century". I can't work out whether the bridge was deliberately built like this or whether it is a ruin of a previously good bridge.

Player Freewoman, It is beautiful but Germany 🇩🇪 has many beautiful structures and beautiful Castles 🏰,,

Just curious - is this bridge currently passable?

Player #7719043, proper German: die Teufelsbrücke

I don’t like the name for such marvelous architecture.

luckycatfay, there's actually a devil's bridge in the UK, although it's not as pretty as the German one! It's in Kirkby Lonsdale, in the lake District. people jump off it into the river below during hot summers but it's not a good idea, lots of people have been injured attempting it.

Rakotzbrücke, Azalea and Rhododendron Park Kromlau – Saxony, Germany.

Why couldn’t it be called “The Angel’s bridge”??

Rakotzbrücke, Saxony, Germany

Player #4047702, Only with a dose of Epsom salts 😵

There is also a Devil’s Bridge in Venice Italy at Torcello Island, with a legendary story of a Venetian girl who fell in love with an Austrian soldier

The light reflection on the water looks like a beam. Einstein's view to infinity?

isn't there a depiction of this bridge in one of the bonus games?

I think that it was built only for tourism. It seems impractical that the structure could be used as a bridge.

should have include the reason why it is called devils bridge

luckycatfay, i thought the wording of the question gave it away

luckycatfay, I did

I am so lucky because I my have blackboard this scenery

From the picture, it seems that on could cross it cos it has a flat, level surface on both sides and only starts arching up about a quarter-way into it. Just be sure to wear good-grip, non-slip shoes.

There is a bridge in Wales called The Devil's Bridge so didn't choose that.

luckycatfay, where is this bridge's location

Player #7719043, according to a quick search it’s called Rakotzbrücke dunno to be honest either way although I did notice that there are many devil bridges all over the world. Who would have thunk it lol they are so pretty & enchanting.

CheckOutBigBrain, the devil is in the details worldwide

Rakotz or Rokotz

Player #7719043, Almost right.