Freundschaftsbrücke Klein-/Großblittersdorf, Pedestrian bridge between Kleinblittersdorf, Germany and Grosbliederstroff, France.
The Friendship Bridge is a concrete footbridge spanning about 140 meters across the Saar River between the two towns. It features burgundy-painted railings and forms a pedestrian connection between the two riverbanks.
The original structure from 1880 was destroyed during World War II to block German advancement. The current bridge was rebuilt in the 1960s and later converted to serve pedestrians only.
The bridge represents modern cooperation between France and Germany, used daily by people from both countries to cross and meet. It serves as a meeting point where neighbors interact and borders dissolve in daily life.
The crossing is easily accessible on foot with parking available on both sides of the bridge. The best time to walk is during quieter hours when the structure is less crowded.
The bridge features Gothic-style pylons at its ends that reflect the architectural tradition of the region. Artistic installations at the former border checkpoint serve as reminders of the area's shared history.
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