Cloak Bridge, Český Krumlov

The coat bridge in Český Krumlovie - a bridge located in the Krumlów castle in the Czech Republic, in the South -South Country.

The first mention of the bridge comes from the 15th century. The current, monumental building comes from 1777. The bridge together with the castle complex is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The bridge was built in several stages in the years 1686, 1707, 1748 and 1765. High arcades, maintain four pieces of structures. It is tall like the buildings that connect.

The lower corridor connects the mask hall with the Castle Theater building, the upper corridor connects the castle gallery of paintings with the castle garden and continues to the Minorite monastery at Latrán.

On the brick bridge, there are four copies of Baroque sculptures: Saint. Antoni Padewski, Saint. Feliks of Cantalition, Saint. Wacław, by Jan Antonín Zinner and Saint. Jan Nepomucen. Nepomuk's sculpture dates from 1727, the author was Jan Plasker. Original sculptures are exposed in the castle lapidarium.