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Ernst-Walz-Brücke
Connecting Bergheim and Neuenheim since 1928
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The Ernst-Walz-Brücke is the third central Neckar bridge in Heidelberg. Built in 1928, it links the districts of Bergheim and Neuenheim. Initially known as Hindenburgbrücke, it serves as an important traffic route in the city.
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The bridge was originally known as Hindenburgbrücke.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1928
- Former Name
- Hindenburgbrücke
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Guided Story
The Ernst-Walz-Brücke is one of the central links across the Neckar here in Heidelberg. As you look around, you'll see how it connects the districts of Bergheim and Neuenheim. Originally named Hindenburgbrücke when it was built in 1928, this bridge is more than just a crossing; it's a testament to the city's history and development. As you walk across, you might catch sight of St. Albert Church to the south. This bridge uniquely ties together two districts, as well as history and the present.
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Industrial-Era Heidelberg — Walk IIStop 1 of 5
