Do you know how many bridges cross the Danube in Vienna? You can count them yourself, but you might have trouble keeping track. It is a great place to spend some time, especially right here, on the Brauereisteg. While it might not be as grand as the Reichsbr\u00fccke or the Urania Bridge, the Brauereisteg has a unique story. You see this bridge is for the brewer; the bridge was built in 1978 to ensure the convenient transport of beer to Vienna’s residents from the brew house. That’s right, beer used to be transported by boat right up the Danube! Before the Brauereisteg had been completed, residents of Vienna had to wait longer for their beloved beer or make an extra trip down to the brew house to collect it. In the long run, it was all worth it; the transport was much quicker and easier, thanks to the thoughtful construction of the Brauereisteg. So next time you are thirsty and need a beer, think about the Brauereisteg. Did you know that it’s a symbol of Vienna’s love for its drink?
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