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Friedensbrücke
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Friedensbrücke

Historic Viaduct Offering Stunning Views

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The Friedensbrücke in Plauen, constructed in 1903, stands 18 meters tall and is recognized as a cultural heritage site. This viaduct not only showcases impressive architecture but also provides picturesque views of the Syratal. Walking across it is a journey through history and a feast for the eyes. Experience the graceful blend of engineering and nature here.
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Did you know?

Founded on January 17, 1903, the Friedensbrücke in Plauen boasts one of the largest stone bridge arches in the world, spanning an impressive 90 meters.

Quick Facts

Founded
January 17, 1903
Height
18 m

Guided Story

Imagine standing on one of the largest stone arch bridges in the world. Look up and you’ll see the massive arch stretching a remarkable 90 meters across. This bridge, where you now stand, opened in 1903 and was considered an engineering marvel at the time. To your left, catch a glimpse of the picturesque Syratal stretching beneath you, perhaps you can hear the gentle flow of the Syrabach below. Did you know this bridge was nearly destroyed during World War II? Fortunately, it survived, continuing to share its story with all who walk across it. Behind you, to the south, rises the striking tower of the Herz-Jesu-Kirche, perhaps tempting you to go and explore it next.

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