Koornbrug Leiden

Koornbrug

bridge in Leiden

#17 in Leiden / #237 in Netherlands

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The Koornbrug Leiden is a historic bridge located in the city of Leiden, Netherlands. This iconic structure spans the Nieuwe Rijn canal and dates back to the 17th century. The Koornbrug, which translates to "Corn Bridge," was originally constructed to facilitate the trade of corn and other grains in the bustling market town. It is notable for its covered section, which provides shelter for market vendors and pedestrians. Over the years, the bridge has become a beloved landmark, reflecting Leiden's rich cultural heritage and its importance as a center of commerce and trade during the Dutch Golden Age.

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