Stadhuisbrug

The Stadhuisbrug extends across the Oudegracht canal, forming a central intersection that connects multiple streets in Utrecht's medieval center.

The structure emerged in 1547 through the merging of two older bridges, the Huidenbrug and Broodbrug, establishing a vital connection point in Utrecht.

The bridge area functions as a central gathering space where political parties set up information stands and street performers entertain passing residents.

Located near Utrecht's town hall at Stadhuisbrug 1, this bridge serves pedestrians accessing the municipal library and various shops along the canal.

A compass rose pattern embedded in the bridge's pavement helps visitors orient themselves within Utrecht's historic center.

Location: Utrecht

GPS coordinates: 52.09139,5.11972

Latest update: March 7, 2025 10:31