Aquädukt über die Murg

The Aquädukt über die Murg is a concrete bridge structure that crosses the river valley and once conveyed water to a nearby factory. The construction features multiple arches with distinctive openings that support and define the entire structure.

The structure was built in the 1880s using modern concrete techniques and ranks among the early examples of this construction method in Germany. The facility was created for paper production at the time and later received monument protection due to its significance for the development of concrete engineering.

The structure was built to carry water across the valley for an industrial facility that operated here. It shows how people once solved the challenge of moving water long distances over obstacles.

The structure sits along the river course and can be viewed from the towpath or nearby road. The best vantage point is from ground level at the base of the structure, where you can see the full construction from different angles.

The small arches between the main supports feature circular recesses that resemble eyes and give the structure an unexpected face. These details served both decorative and practical purposes, helping to reduce the weight of the overall construction.