Pomorski Bridge, Stone bridge in central Wrocław, Poland.
Pomorski Bridge is a stone crossing that spans roughly 86 meters across the river in central Wrocław. Distinctive watchtower structures stand at both ends, giving the crossing its recognizable form.
The bridge was built in 1905 and later received major repairs during the 1920s and 1930s. These renovations helped prepare it for the city's growing traffic needs.
The visible bullet marks in the railings tell of conflicts that shaped the city's past. These marks remain as silent reminders of what the city endured.
The crossing has clear lanes separated for pedestrians, vehicles, and bicycles, so everyone has their own space. Access is straightforward and passable without special preparation needed.
The two watchtower structures now house everyday businesses, including a cafe and small shops. This use shows how the crossing has stayed connected to the city's daily life.
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