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Gänstorbrücke

Uniting Ulm and Neu-Ulm across the Danube

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Built in 1950, the Gänstorbrücke gracefully arches over the Danube, linking Ulm's city center with nearby Neu-Ulm. Located on the eastern edge of Ulm's old town, it aligns with Münchener Straße and Neu-Ulmer Brückenstraße. This vital traffic link is situated approximately 640 meters downstream from the older Herdbrücke.

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The Gänstorbrücke was constructed in 1950.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1950

Guided Story

You're standing at the Gänstorbrücke, a key link between Ulm and Neu-Ulm. Built in 1950, this bridge gracefully spans the Danube, which serves as the border between Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria. Look to the east, and you'll notice it aligns with Münchener Straße and Neu-Ulmer Brückenstraße. About 640 meters upstream is the older Herdbrücke, one of the main traffic connections. To the north, the Congress Centrum Ulm is visible roughly 137 meters away. This bridge is not just a vital traffic artery but also a historical junction between two federal states.