Konrad-Adenauer-Brücke

Konrad-Adenauer-Brücke is a road bridge spanning the Main River in Würzburg with multiple traffic lanes, cycle paths, and walkways for pedestrians. The structure efficiently connects the eastern and western sections of the city across this major waterway.

The bridge was built as part of Würzburg's post-war infrastructure development to expand the city's transportation network. It was named after Konrad Adenauer, West Germany's first chancellor.

Located near the UNESCO World Heritage Würzburg Residence, the bridge integrates into the city's network of historical and architectural landmarks.

The bridge has dedicated zones for cars, bicycles, and pedestrians, making it easy for different users to navigate. During peak hours or wet weather, the pedestrian paths may become crowded.

From the bridge, visitors get a clear view of Marienberg Fortress perched on the hillside across the river. This viewpoint makes it a popular spot for photographers and travelers looking to see Würzburg from a different angle.