Konrad-Adenauer-Brücke, Steel road bridge in Bonn, Germany
The Konrad-Adenauer-Brücke is a steel road bridge crossing the Rhine, linking Bonn and Beuel. It carries cars, trains, cyclists, and pedestrians across the water as part of a major traffic route.
Architect Gerd Lohmer designed this bridge, which opened in 1972 after five years of construction. It was built as part of the city's modern infrastructure development.
The bridge connects two riverbanks and invites people to walk across it. From here you see parks and the river, making it a meeting point for those exploring the city.
You can walk or bike across this bridge to reach both sides of the Rhine. The structure is always accessible and offers good conditions for different types of users.
This bridge was originally planned to be named after Theodor Heuss but was renamed to honor Konrad Adenauer. This name change reflects how political decisions shaped the place.
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