The Devil's Bridge in Germany, often referred to as "Teufelsbrücke" in German, is a term used to denote several historical bridges across Europe. These bridges are often associated with folklore or legends, attributing their construction to the assistance of supernatural or diabolical forces due to their architectural complexity. In different regions of Germany, there are various Devil's Bridges with their own unique stories and characteristics. One such notable Devil's Bridge is the Rakotz Bridge (Rakotzbrücke) in Kromlau, Saxony. This bridge, though not associated with an actual demonic legend, is named the Devil's Bridge due to its distinctive, arched design and its mystical reflection in the Rakotzsee Lake, creating a perfect circular shape when viewed from certain angles. The bridge's construction dates back to the 19th century and has been restored in recent years, drawing numerous visitors due to its picturesque appearance.