The Buck Bridge is an ancient bridge that spans the banks of the Salzach River and connects the north and south of the Old Town of Salzburg. Standing on the bridge and watching the scenery on both sides of the river, it is one of the best places to visit. The Salzburg Cathedral and the Castle Hill are all vivid. The bridge itself also has bright spots, and the railings on both sides are covered with locks from all over the world. Lovers came here with their locks, hung the locks on the edge of the Makartsteg bridge, and threw the keys into the Salzach River as a vow of mutual sympathy. Stay in the future and have the opportunity to return again. Since the Salzach River is the mother river of Salzburg, it is one of the must dos of Salzburg to find a bridge and enjoy the scenery on both sides of the river. What's more, the Buck Bridge is very European in nature and is full of love locks, making the cable bridge no longer cold. We didn't have a lock, and we didn't have the habit of padlocking at the sights. But we feel that these concentric locks that flash in the sun are a beautiful picture. Each lock has a unique love story. These "stories" are now on the bridge, accompanied by the river experience of the Salzach River. One after another, spring, summer, autumn and winter. Compared to the famous love bridges in Paris and Rome, the Barker Bridge in Salzburg is silent. However, the fortress of Salzburg can be photographed on the bridge, forming a close-up view of the close-up bridge - the medium-sized old city - the fortress of the vista. The rich scenery is included in the same picture and is also roaming the old city. When I compare the recommended shooting angle. Arrival: Take the city bus to the Salzburg Ferdinand-Hanusch-Platz (Fischkrieg) station and get off at the car.