Neutorbrücke

The Neutorbrücke extends over 292 meters with steel cantilever construction and Warren truss elements, featuring ornamental towers topped with gold finials.

Built in 1907 by Levi & Büttner and Machinefabrik Esslingen, the bridge emerged during a period of infrastructure expansion to support Ulm's growing population.

The tower portals of Neutorbrücke display the city shield in black and white, representing the connection to Ulm's municipal identity and heritage.

The structure serves as a central transportation link near Ulm Hauptbahnhof, accommodating both vehicles and pedestrians crossing the railway tracks.

From Kienlesbergstrasse, observers can see both Neutorbrücke and Ulm Cathedral in one view, creating a perspective of historical engineering and religious architecture.

Location: Ulm

Inception: 1907

GPS coordinates: 48.40533,9.98425

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45