Balduinbrücke

The Balduinbrücke stretches 325 meters across the Moselle River, featuring multiple stone arches that demonstrate medieval engineering techniques of the 15th century.

Construction of the bridge began under Archbishop Baldwin of Luxembourg and reached completion in 1429, making it the oldest surviving bridge in Koblenz.

The bridge stands as a registered cultural heritage monument in Germany, representing the architectural achievements and construction methods of the medieval period.

The structure serves as a primary crossing point for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists, connecting different sections of Koblenz across the Moselle River.

Located at coordinates 50.3639°N and 7.59306°E, the bridge combines original stone arch construction with modern reinforcement techniques to maintain its functionality.

Location: Koblenz

Inception: 1429

Length: 325 m

GPS coordinates: 50.36390,7.59306

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45