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Naturbrücke
Historic Wooden Bridge in Park an der Ilm
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The Naturbrücke, also known as Floßbrücke, was constructed in 1799 and is part of the scenic Park an der Ilm. This wooden bridge has faced destruction, making it an intriguing piece of Weimar's history.
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The bridge was founded in 1799.
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- Founded
- 1799
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Guided Story
As you stand here, notice the wooden structure of the Naturbrücke, built back in 1799. Known also as the Floßbrücke, it's an integral part of the scenic Park an der Ilm. Despite experiencing destruction in its history, it remains an intriguing piece of Weimar's past. Just behind you, about 24 meters to the west, is the Nadelöhr, a rocky staircase. If you look 49 meters to the south, you’ll see the Luisenkloster, also known as the Borkenhäuschen. Let these historical features enrich your visit to this picturesque park.
Part of These Trails
Bridges of WeimarStop 3 of 6
655 Years of WeimarStop 9 of 12
Classical WeimarStop 3 of 10
Waterfront Trail Weimar — Walk IIStop 9 of 11
Location
Nearby

Luisenkloster "Borkenhäuschen"
50 m away

Tempelherrenhaus
118 m away

Felsentreppe "Nadelöhr"
24 m away

William Shakespeare
70 m away

Haus der Frau von Stein
205 m away

Herzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek
253 m away

Brunnen am Haus der Frau von Stein
196 m away

Goethes Garten
238 m away