Why is Mølballe Bro only half-dressed? Standing before Mølballe Bro, you might notice something peculiar. One side boasts a handsome facade of precisely cut granite blocks. This is the original side, a testament to its medieval origins. The other side, however, tells a different tale. Here, plain concrete extends the bridge, jarring with its ancient counterpart. This stark contrast stems from a modern intervention. While the original granite structure, with its 4.3-meter passageway, dates back to 1067, the concrete addition is a much later necessity. This blend of old and new perfectly embodies Mølballe Bro’s enduring legacy, a bridge forever caught between centuries.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to