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Mundsburger Brücke

Hamburg's widest road bridge with a historic legacy

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The Mundsburger Bridge links the Hamburg districts of Hohenfelde and Uhlenhorst, standing out with its 55-meter width, making it the city's widest road bridge. Originally constructed in 1871, it spans the Mundsburger Canal and holds heritage monument status in Hamburg.

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At 55 meters wide, it's the widest road bridge in Hamburg.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1870
Heritage Status: Heritage Monument

Guided Story

You're standing in front of the Mundsburger Bridge, Hamburg's widest road bridge at 55 meters across. Since its original construction in 1871, this bridge has connected the districts of Hohenfelde and Uhlenhorst, spanning the Mundsburger Canal. It's not just a vital thoroughfare; it's also a recognized heritage monument. To your right, the Papenhuder Straße branches off from the Mundsburger Damm. If you head west, just 132 meters away, you'll find the Stolpersteine on Hartwicusstraße. This bridge is a working piece of history, at one of the city's busiest intersections.