Brücke

The Ludwigsbrücke is a road bridge in Würzburg that spans around 205 meters and connects different parts of the city. It features solid stone supports and separate lanes for vehicles and pedestrians walking alongside.

The bridge was built in the 19th century to connect different parts of Würzburg and support the city's growth. It remains protected as a monument, showing construction methods from that era.

The bridge is named after King Ludwig I, reflecting Würzburg's historical connection to this ruler. People cross it every day as part of their routine, making it a living part of the city's daily rhythm.

The crossing is open year-round and is used by both pedestrians and drivers. Visitors can cross freely and use it to reach different neighborhoods of Würzburg.

From the bridge, you get a good view of the river landscape and historic buildings along the banks. This vantage point is often overlooked, yet it shows how the city developed around the water.

Location: Würzburg

Length: 205 m

Address: An der Löwenbrücke,Mergentheimer Straße 9,Mergentheimer Straße 9h,Nähe Saalgasse

GPS coordinates: 49.78638,9.92684

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:05