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Zirbelnuss-Kanal-Brücke

A historic cast iron water structure

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Augsburg: First Steps10 pts

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Augsburg: Insider50 pts

The Zirbelnuss-Kanal-Brücke in Augsburg is a cast iron bridge built in 1848. Initially, it carried the Brunnenbach over the lower flowing Stadtbach, showcasing a significant detail of the city's historic water engineering. It is part of the Unterer Brunnenturm and is listed as a cultural monument in Bavaria's heritage register.

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The bridge is part of the Unterer Brunnenturm.

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Founded: 1848

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Guided Story

Here you are, in front of a remarkable part of Augsburg's history. This cast iron bridge, built in 1848, is a key element of the city's historic water engineering. Initially, it carried the Brunnenbach over the lower flowing Stadtbach. A small yet significant detail: it's part of the Unterer Brunnenturm, located about 47 meters northwest from you. This bridge is not just functional but also listed as a cultural monument in Bavaria's heritage register. Take a moment to appreciate the history embedded in this spot.