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Feenteichbrücke
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Feenteichbrücke

Architectural Heritage by Franz Andreas Meyer

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Located in Hamburg-Uhlenhorst, the Feenteichbrücke was designed by the esteemed engineer Franz Andreas Meyer and is recognized as a heritage monument. Its historical significance is honored in the cultural monument list of the Hamburg Cultural Authority.
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The bridge is listed under monument number 20568.

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Heritage Monument

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Guided Story

You're standing at a piece of Hamburg's history: the Feenteichbrücke, designed by the esteemed engineer Franz Andreas Meyer. This road bridge in Uhlenhorst is not only functional but also a heritage monument listed by the Hamburg Cultural Authority. As you walk across, imagine the generations of Hamburg residents who have traversed this very path. Look southeast, and you'll spot the Senate Guest House, another monument highlighting the historical significance of this area. The bridge itself isn't just a crossing over water; it's a connection to Hamburg's rich engineering and historical heritage. Enjoy this brief walk over a true cultural landmark.

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