Eisenbahnbrücke Bremen

Standing on this railway bridge, you’re at a significant piece of Bremen’s engineering. Built in 1962, it’s part of the Oldenburg–Bremen line, spanning the Weser entirely within Bremen’s limits. For over half a century, it was owned by the Bremen state, making it unique among the city’s railway bridges. Look southeast, and you’ll spot the Stephanibrücke, another vital connection in Bremen. This bridge, though unnamed, holds a special place as the only railway bridge always on Bremen soil. It’s a quiet witness to the city’s history, linking communities across the river. And if you glance northeast, you might want to check out the Focke-Garten for a peaceful stroll after your visit.