Chapel Bridge in Lucerne

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Chapel Bridge in Lucerne is a historic 14th-century covered wooden footbridge famed for its interior paintings and status as a landmark of the Swiss city of Lucerne.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge in Switzerland
covered wooden footbridge
tourist attraction
adjacentTo Wasserturm
alsoKnownAs Kapellbrücke NERFINISHED
causeOf1993Fire likely discarded cigarette
connects old town of Lucerne
right bank of Reuss River
constructionStart 1330
crosses Reuss River NERFINISHED
hasAccess open to pedestrians year-round
hasArchitecturalStyle medieval wooden bridge
hasFunction pedestrian crossing
hasInteriorDecoration 17th-century paintings
triangular panel paintings
hasLength approximately 204 metres
hasLighting illuminated at night
hasPart Wasserturm NERFINISHED
hasRiverView Lake Lucerne outlet
hasStructureType covered bridge
footbridge
hasTouristActivity photography
sightseeing
heritageDesignation Swiss cultural property of national significance
inception 14th century
interiorPaintingsDepict events from Swiss history
lives of Lucerne’s patron saints
isFeaturedIn postcards of Lucerne
tourism brochures of Switzerland
isIconicViewpointOf Lucerne skyline
isMajorTouristAttractionOf Lucerne NERFINISHED
isSymbolOf Lucerne NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lucerne NERFINISHED
locatedInCanton Canton of Lucerne NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Switzerland NERFINISHED
materialUsed wood
namedAfter St. Peter’s Chapel NERFINISHED
nearby St. Peter’s Chapel NERFINISHED
orientation diagonal across the Reuss River
partiallyDestroyedBy 1993 fire
reconstructedAfter 1993 fire
reconstructionCompleted 1994
significantEventDate 18 August 1993 fire
sufferedEvent major fire in 1993
wasLongestCoveredWoodenBridge Europe NERFINISHED

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Reuss River hasBridge Chapel Bridge in Lucerne
Central Switzerland touristAttraction Chapel Bridge in Lucerne