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Rest des Viaduktbogens

Remnants of Weimar's Historic Viaduct

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The remaining arch of the viaduct in Weimar is a testament to the impressive bridge built in 1846. It once spanned the Asbach and was in use until the 1930s, serving as a reminder of 19th-century engineering.

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The bridge was constructed in 1846.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1846
Height: 0.01 m

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Guided Story

You're standing before the remains of the Asbach Viaduct, constructed in 1846. This arch once played a significant role, spanning the Asbach until the 1930s. Today, what's left is a subtle reminder of 19th-century engineering prowess. Just 40 meters to your southwest is Stéphane-Hessel-Platz. If you look west, you might spot the Bauhaus-Museum Weimar, showcasing the city's blend of history and modern culture. This spot truly ties together Weimar's rich past with its vibrant present.