Eistalviadukt

The Eistalviadukt spans across the valley, connecting multiple railway lines through the rolling hills of Rhineland-Palatinate with its robust stone construction.

The railway bridge, inaugurated on November 5, 1932, marked an advancement in regional transportation infrastructure during Germany's industrial development period.

This infrastructure component represents the engineering capabilities of early 20th-century German railway construction, demonstrating regional transport development methods.

Regular train services operate across the viaduct, while nearby walking paths allow visitors to observe the architectural features from different angles.

The bridge incorporates traditional construction methods specific to the 1930s era, utilizing materials and techniques that characterize Rhineland-Palatinate railway engineering.

Location: Rhineland-Palatinate

Inception: November 5, 1932

Part of: Eis Valley Railway

GPS coordinates: 49.51450,7.98192

Latest update: March 6, 2025 10:02