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Schwedlerbrücke

A Historic Link in Frankfurt's Heart

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Frankfurt am Main: First Steps10 pts

Frankfurt am Main: Explorer25 pts

Frankfurt am Main: Insider50 pts

Constructed in 1910, the Schwedlerbrücke is a heritage pedestrian bridge in Frankfurt's Ostend. Spanning 245 meters, it connects the Frankfurt (Main) Ost freight yard with the Röderberg and Ostpark residential areas. It is named after its designer, engineer Johann Wilhelm Schwedler.

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The bridge was built by the Royal Prussian Railway.

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Founded: 1910

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Guided Story

You're standing on the Schwedlerbrücke, a heritage pedestrian bridge constructed in 1910 by the Royal Prussian Railway. Stretching 245 meters, it spans the Frankfurt (Main) Ost freight yard, linking it with the Röderberg and Ostpark residential areas. Named after the engineer Johann Wilhelm Schwedler, this 3-meter-wide bridge offers ample space for pedestrians. Feel the historical significance beneath your feet as you walk across this remarkable structure. If you look southeast, you might spot ATELIERFRANKFURT, a hub for culture and entertainment, in the distance. The bridge is a tangible connection between Frankfurt's industrial past and its vibrant, modern community.