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The Moses Bridge, Halsteren, Netherlands. The impressive bridge looks like a sunken corridor, as if the water has parted for the pedestrians. It is installed in a 17th century fort - Fort De Roovere. It was designed by RO & AD Architects, who had decided to make it that way, so it wouldn't stand out in the historic fort complex..
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Moses Bridge See all things to do Moses Bridge 4 55 reviews #1 of 7 things to do in Halsteren Bridges Write a review What people are saying By paolovbossi " Nice trench bridge " Dec 2020 I have to say that i saw this bridge on some photos and i decided to visit it.
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The Moses Bridge ('Mozezbrug') is at Fort de Roovere near Halsteren, the Netherlands. The designers, RO&AD Architecten, decided that it would be inappropriat.
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The Moses Bridge | The Sunken Bridge in NetherlandsThe Moses Bridge is located in Netherlands, were built over the West Brabant Water Line during the 17th c.
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That is unless you fancy taking a stroll over the Moses Bridge in the Netherlands. [Image Source: RO&AD Arch. ] In the 17th century a series of fortresses and moats were built stretching out over.
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An incredible "sunken" bridge in the Netherlands gives visitors access to a 17th Century Dutch fort. Designed by RO & AD Architects, the Moses Bridge literally parts the waters that.
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The Moses Bridge, also known as Loopgraafbrug (trench bridge), is located in what was once a protective fortress called Fort de Roovere. Way back in the 17th century, a series of moats and fortresses protected this area of the Netherlands from Spanish and French invaders.
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12.11.2018 share Walking through Water - 12 interesting facts about the Moses Bridge Identified as the "Building of the Year" by ArchDaily in 2011 and one of the top 20 most visited Archdaily projects in 2014, the Moses Bridge project has become the most popular Accoya® project of all time.
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Moses Bridge, Halsteren: See 55 reviews, articles, and 60 photos of Moses Bridge, ranked No.1 on Tripadvisor among 7 attractions in Halsteren. Skip to main content.. 4661 PN Halsteren The Netherlands. Full view. Best nearby. Restaurants. 89 within 5 kms. Moerstede. 56. 2 km $$ - $$$ • Dutch • Seafood • European. Cafetaria Vogelenzang.
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The Moses Bridge or Loopgraafbrug (Trench Bridge) Fort De Roovere is an earthen fort, constructed as part of the Dutch Water Line, ( Hollandse Waterlinie ), a series of water-based defences conceived by Maurice of Nassau in 1628 during the Eighty Years War where it defended against Spanish attackers. [1] It is located near Halsteren .
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Mozesbrug (Moses Bridge) - Halsteren, Netherlands - Atlas Obscura Mozesbrug (Moses Bridge) Halsteren, Netherlands Invisible bridge parts the waters, invoking biblical images and.
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[via Inhabitat] Aptly named the Moses Bridge, this sunken bridge designed by Ro & AD Architects from the Netherlands, has in fact parted waters. The bridge is in the Netherlands and it is the most practical and fun way of accessing the stunning 17th century fortress. The moat was intended to provide additional protection for the Fort.
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Moses Bridge: Walk On Water in the Netherlands Once upon a time (in the 17th century to be exact), the West Brabant Line in the Netherlands was a series of fortresses surrounded by water that was used to fill moats and keep foot soldiers from staging sneak attacks.
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The hidden underwater Trench Bridge. Halsteren - Fort De Roovere, at the edge of the village of Halsteren, is part of the 'West Brabant Waterlinie', a line of defence from the Eighty Years' War, the Dutch War of Independence from 1568 - 1648. Part of the Fortress is the 'invisible' Mozes Bridge, also called the Trench Bridge.
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Moses Bridge: The Netherlands' Bridge Under Troubled Water In this week's Maphead, Ken Jennings explores the bridge at Fort de Roovere that's something of an architectural miracle. By Ken.