Germany inaugurated Europe's longest wooden bridge

The huge wooden bridge called " Dragon Tail " was launched yesterday in Thuringia, eastern Germany, marking the emergence of a new artistic record in Europe.

A twist of the Dragon Tail bridge. (Photo: BBC)

The 240-meter-long wooden bridge looks like a tail of a giant dragon crossing a 25-meter-deep valley, near the town of Ronneburg. This artistic work is made from pine and spruce wood.

Ronneburg along with an adjacent town of Gera will host the German Federal Exhibition of gardens and parks from April to October next year.

Dragon's Tail Bridge (Dragon's Tail) will be the main highlight to attract visitors' attention because it connects the two landscape areas famous for each other. Organizers hope the project will attract many people from all over Germany and Europe to the locality.

The purpose of the green exhibition above is to emphasize the beauty of the garden and the poetic landscape, starting from the early spring and spring time until the plants wear a romantic outfit of autumn.

According to Germany's MDR radio station, the Dragon Tail Bridge will then become part of a bicycle-only route that runs through the dreamy Thuringia region.