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Ludwigsbrücke
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Ludwigsbrücke

The Lion Bridge with a Historic Legacy

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The Ludwigsbrücke, commonly known as the Lion Bridge, was inaugurated in 1895 and is a recognized architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. It spans the Main River in Würzburg, accommodating a three-lane road, two tram lines, and pedestrian walkways. The bridge is named for the four lion statues that stand at its approaches.
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The Ludwigsbrücke is one of seven bridges crossing the Main River in Würzburg.

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Founded
August 25, 1895
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument

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