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Nossener Brücke

A strategic bridge complex in Dresden

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Opened in 1964, the Nossener Brücke is a series of four road bridges forming a crucial part of Dresden's outer ring road. Spanning 700 meters, it crosses the Dresden–Werdau railway and two major city streets, while also overlooking the power plant that shares its name.

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The bridge is named after a nearby power plant.

Quick Facts

Founded: June 28, 1964

Guided Story

Standing on the Nossener Brücke, you're on a significant part of Dresden's outer ring road, operational since 1964. This isn't just one bridge, but a series of four road bridges stretching 700 meters. It spans the Dresden–Werdau railway line and two major city streets. If you look north, you'll see the power plant that gives the bridge its name. To the west, the Stadtpark Pulvermühle beckons, while the south leads to the Alter Annenfriedhof. This bridge is more than a route; it's a connection between key parts of the city, offering a glimpse into Dresden's infrastructure.