Pont de Liège

The Pont de Liège spans 328 meters across the Meuse River with a central support structure reaching 76 meters in height and a main span of 162 meters.

Prior to the construction of the current bridge in 2000, the location was served by a ferry system from the 15th to 19th century, followed by several bridge iterations.

The bridge connects different neighborhoods of Liège, enabling residents to maintain connections across the Meuse River while providing views of the urban landscape.

The structure carries the N667 road, linking Liège with Herstal, and includes lanes for motor vehicles along its 22-meter-wide deck.

The bridge features an inverted Y-shaped support system designed by Bureau Greisch, incorporating advanced engineering methods in its cable-stayed construction.

Location: Liège

Architects: Bureau Greisch

Height: 76 m

Length: 328 m

Longest Span: 162 m

GPS coordinates: 50.61630,5.57903

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:45