Elbebrücke Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Road bridge in Wittenberg, Germany.
The Elbebrücke Lutherstadt Wittenberg is a road bridge spanning the Elbe River, constructed from steel composite materials and measuring around 452 meters in length. It has six sections with a main span and carries cars, bicycles, and pedestrians daily.
The first fixed crossing at this location was built between 1449 and 1451 as a wooden structure, replacing a ferry service that began in 1380. The current bridge was constructed between 1998 and 2000, developed alongside a parallel railway bridge.
The bridge serves as a key junction for cyclists traveling the Elbe Cycle Route, linking local paths with regional routes. Visitors notice how many people use the western side to move between riverbanks as part of their journey.
The crossing is easy to use with two lanes in each direction and a pedestrian and cycling path on the western side. Visitors can cross the bridge easily during daytime and have clear views of the river and surroundings.
The bridge was built simultaneously with a parallel railway bridge between 1998 and 2000, creating a notable infrastructure pair at this river crossing. This layout allows visitors to see both structures side by side and compare their modern designs.
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