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König-Karls-Brücke
A bridge with a storied past
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The König-Karls-Brücke, designed by Karl von Leibbrand, spans the Neckar linking Stuttgart and Cannstatt. Built in 1893, it was replaced in 1948 by a concrete arch bridge after war damage, and in 1976 by a modern steel box bridge. Its history marks it as a significant structure.
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The bridge's architect was Karl von Leibbrand.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Karl von Leibbrand
Guided Story
As you stand here, take a moment to absorb the history around you. The König-Karls-Brücke was originally designed by architect Karl von Leibbrand in 1893. This bridge spans the Neckar, linking Stuttgart with Cannstatt. It has connected not just the riverbanks but also the communities. After being destroyed at the end of the war, it was rebuilt in 1948 as a concrete arch bridge, and later, in 1976, replaced by the modern steel box bridge you see today. Its story is one of transformation and resilience, marking it as a significant structure in the area.
Location
Nearby
Schloss Rosenstein
384 m away
Rosensteinbrücke (Nordost 1)
190 m away
Neckarbrücke
284 m away
Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart
402 m away
Berger Kirche
339 m away
Mombach-Außenbecken
153 m away
Straßenbahnmuseum Stuttgart
572 m away
Leuze Brunnen
212 m away
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