Skinny Bridge

Amsterdam's Magel Bridge is an old bridge on the Amsterdam River. The first bridge was built in 1691 and because of its narrowness, locals call it Magel Bridge, literally "the thin bridge". In 1934, the bridge was removed and replaced by a lean bridge of the same design. Since 2003, the bridge has been used only for pedestrians and cyclists. The center section is open multiple times a day to allow river traffic to pass through.

Transportation method: Not far from the center of the Netherlands, you can reach here by subway across the canal ～, and there are also trams No. 7 and No. 10 that can be reached. Get off from Weesperplein and walk a short distance. There are also public parking spaces nearby, which is convenient for self-driving people. The road is very narrow, basically a car. Tickets: This bridge is free ～ is a building with traffic functions, visit at will, no tickets are required ～ Recommended reason: The thin bridge is also called the Magel Bridge Magere Brug, the original Magel Bridge is a bridge with a very narrow bridge, and the current bridge is wider than the original. The original bridge was built in 1670, and the current bridge is just a replica of the original bridge. The thin bridge can be walked or driven. The thin bridge spans the Amsterdam River and is a wooden suspension bridge. It is the most famous group of suspension bridges in Amsterdam, with a simple design. This bridge also often appears in postcards in Amsterdam or on urban promotions. There are also many movies shooting here. For example, the diamond diamond of film 007 is the best time to play: I personally think that the thin bridge at night is better-looking. ～ Slender Bridge will have more than 1,200 lights on at night. It looks very gorgeous. It is a beautiful thing to walk along the canal at night and look at the thin bridge from far and near. ～

Very beautiful bridge, in Amsterdam's many canals, the bridge can be said to be very much, the Magel Bridge is more distinctive, of course the canal is not wide, so the bridge here is relatively small

The bridge over the Amsterdam River, a wooden suspension bridge across the Amsterdam River, is now seen as a replica of the original, and is the city's most concise bridge. The bridge has two white pedestrian gates leading to Church Street; The bridge is named after two 17th-century ladies, Mager & Mager.

The bridge was built about 350 years ago by the Magler sisters who lived on both sides of the river. They had to walk all the way to the Blaubrugge in Waterloo Square to meet each other. They shortened the bridge to reduce the time spent on the road. They are said to be very happy with the result.

I have not stepped on thunder so many times, it is very good, I can rush if I want to come.