Butchers Bridge, Slovenia

The Butcher's Bridge, which is located in Slovenia's capital city of Ljubljana and spans the river Ljubljanica, is really a pedestrian bridge. The bridge was inaugurated in 2010, making it close to ten years old. Even though the bridge was just built 10 years ago, Joze Plecnik, an architect in the 1930s, really came up with the design for the bridge. The lovely atmosphere that surrounds the bridge helped it become fairly famous when it ultimately opened in the year 2010. As soon as the bridge was open, many individuals and couples started hanging engraved love locks of all sizes and hues to the bridge's metal gate.

These "love locks" are truly commitments and pledges of love. You may purchase a love lock from a local gift store as a tourist or guest, customize it whatever you like, and then have it engraved. What began with only a few love locks is now a romantic haven with hundreds of lovely love locks; more and more love locks are appearing on the bridge every day. Other than love locks, the bridge is the home of many other things. The greatest sculptures on the bridge depict Adam and Eve after their humiliation and expulsion from Heaven as a result of giving in to the Serpent's seduction. A statue of Prometheus being dismembered and fled as retribution for giving humanity knowledge is also located on the bridge.

Location: Petkovškovo nabrežje, Ljubljana, Slovenia