The Bridge of Lies

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The Bridge of Lies (Podul Minciunilor) is a 19th‑century cast‑iron pedestrian bridge known for its decorative metalwork and its view over the surrounding historic streets. It is considered the first cast‑iron bridge in Romania, a technical novelty at the time. Its name is often linked to legends claiming the bridge would “react” to lies, but another explanation points to the German term Lügenbrücke, which could refer either to something lying on its side or to a liar. This double meaning likely shaped how the Romanian name was understood over time. The bridge is the first

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