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nad Młynówką, łączy Wyspę Piasek ze Starym Miastem, Kłodzko, woj. dolnośląskie
The oldest surviving stone bridge in Poland, spanning the Młynówka canal in Kłodzko. It is about 52.2 m long and about 4 m wide, a four-span arched structure of sandstone with pointed-arch spans.
The bridge connects Piasek Island with the historic centre of Kłodzko (Lower Silesian Voivodeship). Coordinates: about 50.43804°N, 16.65558°E.
It was built around 1390 on the site of an earlier wooden bridge. It was renovated in, among others, 1626, 1701, 1750 as well as 2009 and 2013. Entered in the register of monuments (no. A/4395/59) in 1949.
The bridge is adorned with six Baroque sculptures, including St Francis Xavier, a Pietà (17th c.), a Crucifixion group, St John of Nepomuk, the Coronation of the Virgin Mary by the Holy Trinity and St Wenceslas. It is sometimes called the 'little Charles Bridge' due to its similarity to the bridge in Prague.
For tourists visiting the Kłodzko old town, lovers of sacred art and architecture.
Available all year round.
Centre of Kłodzko, Lower Silesian Voivodeship - on foot from the old town.
Source: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_gotycki_na_M%C5%82yn%C3%B3wce_w_K%C5%82odzku
