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Ernst-Walz-Brücke

A timeless link across the Neckar River

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Built in 1928, the Ernst-Walz-Brücke, formerly known as the Hindenburg Bridge, seamlessly connects the picturesque districts of Bergheim and Neuenheim. Crossing the bridge offers more than just a path over the river; it provides stunning views of Heidelberg's cityscape. Experience the captivating blend of history and modernity as you stroll along this fascinating span.

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Originally named Hindenburgbrücke, the Ernst-Walz-Brücke was built in 1928 and is the third central Neckar bridge in Heidelberg.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1928
Former Name: Hindenburgbrücke

Guided Story

Imagine standing here back in 1928, just as the bridge was being inaugurated. Look over to your left, across the Neckar, and picture the steamships that once traveled these waters. The Ernst-Walz-Brücke stood as a beacon of progress and modernity. Behind you lies the charming district of Bergheim, while ahead is the vibrant Neuenheim. If you glance north, you might catch a glimpse of the spire of Jakobuskirche. This bridge has not only connected two districts but also generations of Heidelberg residents. Take a few steps further and feel the rhythm of a city where history and the present go hand in hand.