Schlösserbrücke

The Schlösserbrücke spans across the Breitstrom, a tributary of the Gera River, connecting the Fischmarkt district to the Anger through six limestone arches.

Built in the 13th century as a wooden footbridge, the structure underwent major transformations after the 1736 city fire when it was first constructed in stone.

The bridge stands as a testament to German engineering, featuring six visible barrel arches built from natural materials and maintaining its original medieval design elements.

Located in the pedestrian zone, the bridge serves as a central transportation route for the city tram lines connecting the Anger and Fischmarkt/Rathaus stations.

The structure measures 43.7 meters in length and contains three visible water passages on its south side, with additional openings concealed by the Neue Mühle building.

Location: Erfurt

GPS coordinates: 50.97690,11.03030

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29