~Pulteney Bridge~
Why are you reporting this puzzle?
Pulteney Bridge over the River Avon in Bath, England
Visitors to the city of Bath, England will likely head first to the justly famous Roman bathhouse that gave the city its name. Later, perhaps a leisurely stroll along the astounding Royal Crescent is in order. But Bath is the kind of place where a bridge is just as impressive as anything else. Crossing the River Avon, the 18th-century Pulteney Bridge has been altered a bit through the years, but historical heritage societies have ensured that its original Palladian style is carefully preserved. And yes, those are windows you see along the top of the span. They aren’t simply decorative, but belong to shops built right into both sides of the bridge.
Visitors to the city of Bath, England will likely head first to the justly famous Roman bathhouse that gave the city its name. Later, perhaps a leisurely stroll along the astounding Royal Crescent is in order. But Bath is the kind of place where a bridge is just as impressive as anything else. Crossing the River Avon, the 18th-century Pulteney Bridge has been altered a bit through the years, but historical heritage societies have ensured that its original Palladian style is carefully preserved. And yes, those are windows you see along the top of the span. They aren’t simply decorative, but belong to shops built right into both sides of the bridge.
Comments
Please sign in to comment. Don't have a profile? Join now! Joining is absolutely free and no personal information is required.