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Alte Harburger Elbbrücke
A historic link over the Süderelbe
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Built in 1897, the Alte Harburger Elbbrücke connects Hamburg's districts Harburg and Wilhelmsburg across the Süderelbe. This steel arch bridge is part of Hamburg's Elbe bridges and is a protected monument.
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The bridge has been a monument since 1897.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1897
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Guided Story
You're standing before the Alte Harburger Elbbrücke, a steel arch bridge built in 1897. It connects Hamburg's districts Harburg and Wilhelmsburg across the Süderelbe. Look east, and you'll find the Europabrücke just 56 meters away. This bridge is part of Hamburg's Elbe bridges and is a protected monument, highlighting its historical significance. If you glance southeast, you'll notice the Bridge of June 17th merely 30 meters away. The proximity of these bridges creates a fascinating network of pathways. Imagine how this bridge has served as a vital traffic artery for over a century.
Location
Nearby

Brücke des 17. Juni
30 m away

Europabrücke
56 m away

Harburger Eisenbahnbrücke
240 m away

Harburger Schloss
771 m away

KulturWerkstatt Harburg e.V.
1.0 km away

Gebrüder-Cohen-Park
753 m away

electrum - Museum der Elektrizität
1.3 km away

Kanalplatz
984 m away