Green Bridge (Zielony Most), Gdańsk

The bridge connects the Long Market with ulica Stągiewną (Milk Can Lane), which leads over the Granary Island to the Milk Can Gate. The Long Bridge, which branches off at the northwest corner, is a waterfront promenade and a pier for excursion traffic.
The old Cog Bridge was demolished in 1563 and rebuilt according to a design by Dirk Daniels. At the same time, construction of the Green Gate began. It replaced the smaller Cog Gate and leads directly to the Long Market. The bridge was mentioned as the "Cog Bridge" in 1596 and as the "Green Bridge" from 1599. Its wooden cladding was probably painted green, and the bridge also gave the "Green Gate" its name.

The Green Bridge is a bascule bridge over the Motława in Gdansk, Poland. It connects the touristically important Main Town with the Spichrzów Bridge in the city center district. Today used as a pedestrian bridge, it was the only bridge between the Main Town and the Lower Town for many years.

The Green Bridge is a bascule bridge over the Motława. It connects the touristically important Main Town with the Spichrzów Bridge in the city center district. Today used as a pedestrian bridge, it was the only bridge between the Main Town and the Lower Town for many years.
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