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Max-Eyth-Steg

Linking city life with nature by the Neckar

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Built in 1989, the Max-Eyth-Steg crosses the Neckar in Stuttgart, connecting the district of Freiberg with the steep vineyards of Cannstatter Zuckerle and the Max-Eyth-See recreation area. Named after engineer Max Eyth, the bridge offers a clearance height of 6.30 meters.

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The bridge is named after engineer Max Eyth.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1989

Guided Story

Look around you, you're standing on the Max-Eyth-Steg, a bridge that has crossed the Neckar since 1989. It connects the district of Freiberg with the steep vineyards of Cannstatter Zuckerle and the recreational area of Max-Eyth-See. Named after the engineer Max Eyth, this bridge boasts a clearance height of 6.30 meters. What's unique here is the direct access to the vineyards, which rise steeply along the hills and offer stunning views. If you turn around, you might catch a glimpse of the Christuskirche about 700 meters to the east. Take a moment to appreciate the blend of urban life and nature that makes this spot so special.