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Eberhardsbrücke

Triple-lane bridge with spacious sidewalks

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The Eberhardsbrücke, also known as the Neckarbrücke, spans the Neckar at the eastern end of the Platanenallee in Tübingen. Designed by Karl von Leibbrand, the bridge is 81 meters long and 13.7 meters wide, featuring a three-lane roadway. Extra-wide sidewalks accommodate pedestrians and bus stops on both sides.

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The Eberhardsbrücke was designed by Karl von Leibbrand.

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Architect: Karl von Leibbrand

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Take a look at this remarkable structure spanning the Neckar River. The Eberhardsbrücke, designed by Karl von Leibbrand, stretches 81 meters long and 13.7 meters wide. Located at the eastern end of Platanenallee, it features a three-lane roadway for easy commuting. The extra-wide sidewalks on both sides are ideal for pedestrians and accommodate bus stops. Nearby, you might notice the memorials of Hermann, Luise, and Ingeborg Weil, just a short walk southwest from here.