Gamle Bybro Trondheim

Traveling is the same as a ride. Seeing, not touching, can only rely on feeling. No matter how messy others describe, only you can experience the throbbing of blood when it boils. The leisurely dusk of Trondheim Pier is the taste of the whole Nordic.

The old town bridge near Trondheim suddenly became a fairy tale world in winter. The bridge is very old and very ordinary. The houses on both sides of the river are very beautiful. Like the building blocks played as a child

A five-minute walk from the main church of Nidalos leads to the old town bridge Gamie Bybru on the edge of the Nieder River, built in 1861, and named the bridge the simplest: BYBRUA (Norwegian for urban bridges), now known as Gamle Bybro (Norwegian for Old Town Bridge). After the bridge was built, it has been a traffic link in Trondheim. Now, the old town bridge has become a pedestrian bridge and is no longer open to traffic. Through the red porch door, stand on the bridge and watch the ancient colorful Nordic water wooden buildings built along the Niede River, or sit at the Cafe by the river to bask in the sun. Although a short bridge is finished in 5 minutes, the weather is too good. Looking at the extremely saturated buildings on both sides of the Straits, I can only sincerely praise one.

This attraction is very beautiful, the original retains the characteristics and style of the ancient city, very good.

Tronheim Old Town Bridge Gamle Bybru, the red wooden bridge itself has no special features except for some sense of history, but standing on the bridge, you can see the colored houses on both sides of the Straits. The colored houses on the top of the human characters are landmarks of Tronheim. The scale of the colored houses on the top of the human characters is more than the opposite side of the train station. Big.