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This covered bridge is a good idea.

A good idea for crossing the Elbe.

The covered wooden footbridge, rebuilt in 1949 and reinforced in 1985, measures a total of 40 m. Together, there are two banks of the Ohře River. On one side is the so-called Landscape for Cultural Activities, on the other side is an outdoor sports center.

Very beautiful old town with many opportunities to shop or have a coffee.

The beautiful (pedestrian) bridge made of metal struts meanders across the river and provides an impressive photo opportunity. It can be reached after about 2 km on a gravel path from the car park in Tirschenreuth. Right next to it is a table with benches for a picnic and of course you should also visit the "Stairway to Heaven" in the immediate vicinity.

There is a large seating area at the top. The view over the lakes is fantastic. If you are planning a walk here, you should look up.

The Heusterz Bridge is an architectural treat. Built in 2010. And if you don't know, the popular picnic can be delivered here. Find out, it's a lot of fun and, above all, delicious.

The Cheb market square has been the center of city life for hundreds of years. It is called “King George of Poděbrad Square” (Náměsti Krále Jiřího z Poděbrad). This king, who ruled from 1458 to 1471, is little known, but was actually a visionary of European unification and of far greater importance to the city than the famous Duke Albrecht of Wallenstein, who was murdered in a house on this site in 1634. For George from Poděbrady, Eger was probably the most important city in Bohemia after Prague; he resided at Eger Castle four times. In 1462, the king drew up the first European peace plan: the continent was to be united with a confederation of states. In 1960 a monument was erected to him here at the “Scharfen Eck” at the tourist information center. The real landmark of the market square, whose structure dates back to the 13th century, is a group of houses whose core dates back to the late Gothic period, the Cheb Stöckl (Špalíček).