
Ziegelhäuser Brücke
A bridge of history and views in Heidelberg
Did you know?
Built in 1954, the Ziegelhäuser Bridge connects the Heidelberg district of Ziegelhausen to the rest of the city, symbolizing urban expansion after World War II.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1954
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Guided Story
This bridge you're standing on, the Ziegelhäuser Brücke, was built in 1954. It's a fine example of post-war architecture, crafted to reestablish connections in Germany. If you look around, you might notice the Max Berk Textile Collection just 113 meters to the northwest and the Gutleuthof Chapel about 130 meters south. While it serves as a crucial traffic link, the bridge also offers a splendid view of the Neckar and the surrounding landscape. As you cross, imagine the countless stories and journeys that have passed through here over the decades. This bridge connects more than just two banks; it ties together history and the present.
Part of These Trails
Location
Nearby

Gutleuthofkapelle

St. Laurentius (Ost 1)

Textilsammlung Max Berk

Skulpturenpark Heidelberg

Abtei Neuburg

St. Laurentius (Ost 2)

Ehemaliger Buntsandsteinbruch an der Neckarhalde
