Moselbrücke Remich-Nennig

The concrete bridge spans 232 meters over the Moselle River with six sections, featuring spans ranging from 24.7 to 51 meters in length.

Constructed between 1957 and 1959, the bridge utilized advanced prestressed concrete engineering methods to create a stable crossing point between two nations.

The bridge stands as a symbol of cross-border cooperation, enabling residents from both countries to participate in daily activities across the Moselle River.

The structure underwent substantial repairs in 2009, including renewal of transition joints, caps, railings, and application of surface protection systems.

The bridge deck incorporates different engineering designs, with single-cell box girders in some spans and two-stage tapered plate girders in others.

Part of: Germany–Luxembourg border

GPS coordinates: 49.54325,6.37031

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46