Pont Adolphe
Introduction
The Adolphe Bridge is a grand, beautiful stone arch bridge in Luxembourg City—spanning a deep gorge, grand and beautiful, a symbol of the city and a magnificent attraction. It spans the deep, beautiful Petrusse gorge, a grand, beautiful, famous stone arch bridge, a symbolic building of Luxembourg (even seen as a symbol of independence and the nation). Built in the early 20th century (named after Grand Duke Adolphe), then among the world's largest stone arch bridges—grand and beautiful, built of solid stone, its body across the deep gorge supported by grand, beautiful stone arches (especially the great double arch over the bottom), like a beautiful stone rainbow flying over the gorge and the green below (now the Petrusse Park), connecting the upper town on both sides. A masterpiece of engineering and architecture, a beautiful, magnificent sight on the old city. Visitors can walk across (the bridge has pedestrian/bike paths), leaning to overlook the deep, beautiful gorge green below; from the gorge bottom (Petrusse Park) or nearby Constitution Square, looking up at this grand stone arch bridge (especially under lights or autumn colors) is magnificent and photogenic.
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