Rheinknie Bridge, Cable-stayed bridge in Germany
The Rheinknie Bridge serves as a vital artery, connecting Düsseldorf's city center with its southern districts.
Completed on October 16, 1969, it stands as a testament to post-war German engineering.
It is a focal point during Düsseldorf's vibrant cultural festivities such as the annual carnival.
The bridge eases traffic concerns while providing scenic views of the Rhine riverscape.
Notable for its distinctive design by Friedrich Tamms, it has become an unmistaken landmark of Düsseldorf.
Inception: October 16, 1969
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