Bridge of Lies

dc.coverage.spatialSibiu
dc.date.accessioned2026-01-20T16:24:09Z
dc.descriptionThe Bridge of Lies in Sibiu is a small cast-iron bridge built in 1860, during a period when the Upper Town was being modernized. Its name most likely comes from the German *Liegenbrücke*, meaning a "lying" or "low" bridge, which over time was confused with *Lügenbrücke* ("bridge of lies"). Because of this linguistic shift, local stories later appeared claiming the bridge could react to dishonesty. Historically, however, the bridge served a practical role, linking the Huet Square area with the lower market streets and becoming one of the earliest metal bridges in Transylvania. If you want, I can also adjust it for a brochure-style tone.
dc.identifier.urihttps://bobcatsss.dspace.qulto.eu/handle/123456789/130
dc.subjectBridge
dc.subjectLegend
dc.titleBridge of Lies
dc.typeBuilding

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