Lucky monkey statue that those who believe in superstition must visit

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Brückenaffe or Heidelberg Bridge Monkey is a bronze statue of a monkey located at the foot of the bridge over the Neckar River in the old town of Heidelberg, Alte Brücke (Old Bridge). This statue is located on the south bank of the river, on the same bank as the Market Square. This monkey statue was originally built in the 15th century, but was lost during the Palatinate War of Succession in the late 17th century. The current statue was rebuilt around 1979. This monkey statue has hollowed-out eyes, so some tourists stand behind it like they're using the monkey's face as a mask to take fun photos. One of the monkey's hands holds a round mirror, and beside the monkey is a mouse statue and an iron plate engraved with ancient poems. In addition to the historical and artistic stories, what makes everyone stop by to see this monkey is the belief that it brings good luck. If you rub the mirror, you'll become rich, and if you rub the monkey's fingers, you'll return to Heidelberg. If you wish to pray for children, You have to pat the mouse statue. #TravelGermany #TravelEurope