Drakenbrug

Historic arch bridge featuring distinctive copper dragon statues and Art Nouveau architecture. It is recognized as a cultural heritage landmark with significant architectural and mythological elements. Lees meer…

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Luigi Rubagotti

Thomas Hönicke

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David Jones from Isle of Wight, United Kingdom

Tiia Monto

The bridge was officially opened in 1901 and is designed in the Vienna Secession (Art Nouveau) style, notable for its decorative reliefs and four mythological copper dragon sculptures positioned at its ends. It represents an important engineering achievement from the early 20th century and is a prominent symbol within the cityscape. The bridge spans the Ljubljanica River and is wheelchair accessible, contributing both architectural beauty and cultural significance to the urban environment.